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Activity, Investment Banking

Bank Earnings: Three Things to Know on Citi, JPM, Bank of America

July 15, 2019

Via: TheStreet

The big banks are kicking off earnings season, and while Citi (C – Get Report) did so with a bang there are some particular factors to watch for in the rest of the earnings reports. Citigroup Citi beat analyst’s estimates […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

JPMorgan, Citigroup, Others Lead Talen Energy $500MM Term Loan

July 3, 2019

Via: ABF Journal

Talen Energy Supply has priced a new seven-year $500 million secured term loan B facility. The new term loan B facility priced at L+375. Talen Energy expects to use the net proceeds of the new facility, together with cash on […]


Activity, Investment Banking

Bank stocks are back in vogue and the rally isn’t over, analysts say

July 2, 2019

Via: Market Watch

It’s been easy to hate banks as investments — not only were some of the biggest players bailed out by taxpayers in 2008, but bank stocks and the financial sector more generally have underperformed the broader market for years. But […]


Regulations

Barclays, Citigroup and JP Morgan among banks fined $1.2 billion for forex rigging

May 16, 2019

Via: CNBC

Barclays, Citigroup, J.P. Morgan, MUFG and Royal Bank of Scotland have been fined a total of 1.07 billion euros ($1.2 billion) by EU antitrust regulators for rigging the spot foreign exchange market for 11 currencies. Swiss bank UBS was exempted […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

Goldman Sachs beats estimates for first-quarter profit, but markets hurt revenue

April 15, 2019

Via: CNBC

Goldman Sachs shares declined after posting first-quarter revenue below analysts’ estimates on tougher market conditions for the firm’s trading and investing divisions. The bank said Monday that revenue dropped 13 percent to $8.81 billion, below analyst’s $8.9 billion estimate. Meanwhile, […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

Citigroup says President Jamie Forese, considered potential successor to CEO, is retiring

April 11, 2019

Via: CNBC

Citigroup President Jamie Forese will retire after more than three decades at the bank, according to an internal memo seen by CNBC on Thursday and confirmed by a Citi official. Forese, who had been considered a possible successor to CEO […]


Uncategorized

Citigroup plunges into consumer-payments business

March 26, 2019

Via: Market Watch

Citigroup Inc. is starting a consumer-payments business, joining its biggest rivals and a host of financial-technology startups jockeying for position in the hottest corner of banking. The bank, already a dominant player in business-to-business payments, is launching a new unit […]


Activity, Capital and Risk, Corporate Banking, Liquidity

Citigroup misses revenue expectations on much weaker-than-expected bond trading

January 14, 2019

Via: CNBC

Citigroup posted fourth-quarter revenue that missed analysts’ estimates by a half-billion dollars as bond trading declined amid a difficult December for markets. The bank said fixed-income revenue dropped 21 percent to $1.94 billion from a year earlier as trading conditions […]


Retail Banking

Citigroup escalates credit-card wars with boost to top card’s dining, air travel rewards

October 23, 2018

Via: CNBC

The big banks’ credit-card wars are heating up again. Citigroup, one of the largest issuers of U.S. credit cards, is revamping the rewards structure for its top-tier card to compete with offerings from J.P. Morgan Chase and American Express, according […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

Citigroup, Like JPMorgan, Posts Higher Profit on Tax Cuts

October 12, 2018

Via: TheStreet

Citigroup Inc. (C) , the U.S. bank with the most sprawling international operations, said third-quarter profit rose 12% from a year earlier thanks to President Donald Trump’s steep cuts in corporate tax rates, even as revenue growth stalled. Net income […]


Activity, Trading

Bank earnings are expected to shine, but their stocks may not

July 11, 2018

Via: Market Watch

The second-quarter earnings season will kick off in earnest on Friday, when three of the nation’s biggest banks report, and analysts are expecting somewhat of a repeat of the first quarter, when the sector chalked up record gains. Against the […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

Citigroup could shed as much as half of its 20,000 tech and operations staff due to automation

June 12, 2018

Via: CNBC

Citigroup’s investment banking business could shed as much as half of its 20,000 technology and operations staff in the next five years due to automation, the Financial Times reported on Monday. Operational positions were the “most fertile for machine processing,” […]


Activity, Trading

Earnings Season Is Here Again: How You Should Trade Bank Stocks

April 10, 2018

Via: TheStreet

Once upon a time, I used to fancy myself a trader that focused on the financials. As a professional, I morphed into other arenas by necessity. The tech space became my darling, After that, it became aerospace and defense that […]


Activity, Investment Banking

Top U.S. Banks Are Investing Most in Personal Finance Fintechs

February 13, 2018

Via: Bank Innovation

For all buzz around cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, surprisingly, the top U.S. banks have not been investing as much in these areas as much as one might have thought. The top areas of interest for the major U.S. banks when […]


Activity, Trading

Citigroup’s $18 Billion Loss Recalls Sins of the Financial Crisis, Shares Gain

January 16, 2018

Via: TheStreet

Citigroup Inc. (C) shares rose as the bank said its fourth quarter earnings exceeded analysts’ expectations, not counting a $18.3 billion loss it took to write down the value of tax credits saved up following its massive government bailout in […]


Activity, Corporate Banking, Investment Banking

US bank gains from the new tax law will start with a lot of red ink

January 8, 2018

Via: CNBC

U.S. bank executives and investors expect a long-term boost from the new federal tax code, but the biggest lenders will first need to book multi-billion-dollar charges that will muddle fourth-quarter results. Banks will adjust deferred tax assets and liabilities to […]


Capital and Risk, Credit

Citigroup downgraded on credit quality concerns, ‘disappointing’ margins

October 16, 2017

Via: CNBC

Mounting credit concerns and lethargic profit margins will plague “weak” Citigroup earnings over the next two years, said one Wall Street research firm. Societe Generale reduced its rating on Citigroup shares to sell from hold Monday, citing deteriorating credit trends […]


Activity, Trading

Citigroup Joins JPMorgan in Grappling With Bond-Trading Revenue Plunge

October 12, 2017

Via: TheStreet

Citigroup Inc. (C – Get Report) , the Wall Street bank, said third-quarter profit rose 8% from a year earlier, as gains on a sale of a fixed-income analytics business helped make up for a plunge in bond-trading revenue. Earnings […]


Activity, Trading

The Exact Level to Buy JPMorgan, Citigroup and Other Big Bank Stocks

August 15, 2017

Via: TheStreet

Early last week, the KBW Nasdaq Bank Index (BKX) reached new August highs. By Friday’s close though, the index had reversed and was well into new monthly low territory and looked headed for a steep sell off. As this week begins, […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

Citigroup Said to Open Frankfurt Hub as Banks Consider Post-‘Brexit’ Moves

July 20, 2017

Via: The New York Times

Score one for Frankfurt. With Britain locked in negotiations with the European Union over their post-“Brexit” relationship, the financial companies that dominate London’s economy have forged ahead, eager to ensure they can continue to serve clients across the Continent. That has set […]