Banking, finance, and taxes

Banking, finance, and taxes Articles

Credit card giant Visa on Monday announced that it is acquiring venture-funded fintech company Plaid for $5.3 billion. Visa bided its time before entering the fintech fray, but this deal was worth...
JPMorgan posted its highest yearly profit ever in 2019 thanks to soaring growth at its trading desk.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the major financial companies kicking off the new earnings reporting season. Markets have risen to record highs, and results from these major banks...
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the major financial companies kicking off the new earnings reporting season. Markets have risen to record highs, and results from these major banks...
With the government set to remove Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from conservatorship, Nomura/Instinet is expecting follow-on capital raises in April of 2021.
Here is an outlook for the major money-center banks and financials that lead the sector each day.
Wells Fargo has made some mixed calls on the traditional asset management sector to kick off 2020. Downgrades outnumbered upgrades.
Pintec Technology shares nearly doubled on Friday after the firm announced an agreement with China Unicom to expand its offerings.
Will September's spike in the overnight lending market be repeated at the end of this quarter? Such an outcome is not out of the question.
Here are five financial giants whose stocks recently saw their 50-day moving average cross above the 200-day average, which is known as a golden cross.
With the results for the third quarter posted, and the financial sector still seemingly out of favor with many portfolio managers, it makes sense to look at some of these outstanding bank stocks.
Robinhood, a brokerage firm that allows people to trade without commissions, is another unicorn likely to take a large fall. Its management seems so lax that the company has run into serious trouble.
After strong third-quarter results from the top banks, these four stocks look outstanding for growth investors who may be adding new capital or rearranging portfolios.
Credit card issuer Visa beat analysts estimates for quarterly profits and revenues and guided EPS growth in the mid-teens for its 2020 fiscal year. That's nice.