Friday, 27 September 2013

Lazard Capital: We're not going away

Wall Street Job Report Newsletter
September 27, 2013                   
09-27-2013 13:43:17 PM

Lazard Capital, the closely held brokerage controlled by current and former Lazard employees, said it's still exploring options such as a sale and has no plans to close. "It's business as usual, serving clients," Scott Sunshine, a spokesman for the (...)Read the rest of this entry »...»

09-27-2013 13:25:25 PM

Not long ago, Goldman Sachs was Wall Street's lightning rod, attracting bad publicity and interventions from regulators. Its place has been taken by JPMorgan Chase. The biggest US bank by assets is mulling over a multibillion-dollar settlement with the US government for selling shoddy mortgage securities, (...)Read the rest of this entry »...»

09-27-2013 13:24:48 PM

On Tuesday (Sept. 24), the Wall Street Journal reported that JP Morgan was offering the government $3 billion to settle (paywall) an unspecified number of criminal probes after the Department of Justice threatened to file suit in an investigation of its pre-crisis mortgage (...)Read the rest of this entry »...»

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09-27-2013 11:13:54 AM

The exchange industry is considering increasing backing up each other's stock-pricing data as one of many possible solutions aimed at reducing the number of technology glitches that have caused recent mishaps, a source told FOX Business. Increased cooperation on this (...)Read the rest of this entry »....»

09-27-2013 11:11:23 AM

The profit motive of Big Business actually helps the poor more than charity does, at least according to Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein. When asked by CNN personality Fareed Zakaria to reflect on the two-year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, (...)Read the rest of this entry »...»

09-27-2013 13:56:27 PM

Bob Diamond, who was ousted last year as the boss of British bank Barclays Plc (BARC.L), said it has grown stronger since he left and he plans to buy shares in its 6 billion-pound ($9.6 billion) rights issue. "I'm buying (...)Read the rest of this entry »...»

09-27-2013 13:34:33 PM

Former Bear Stearns CEO Alan Schwartz told CNBC Friday that the possible $11 billion number surrounding the JPMorgan mortgage settlement talks "doesn't feel like it makes sense, but it makes good headlines." JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon met with U.S. Attorney General Eric (...)Read the rest of this entry »...»

09-27-2013 09:36:25 AM

Fund managers and private banks are bringing an increasing number of hedge fund-lite products down to the level of the investing masses, typically in a mutual fund structure. Is a hedge fund in your future, and in your long-term investing (...)Read the rest of this entry »...»

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09-27-2013 08:20:37 AM

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09-26-2013 15:07:30 PM

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09-26-2013 14:23:23 PM

J.P. Morgan's Week of Legal Reckoning U.S. banks have been hit by a slew of legal troubles recently, with J.P. MorganJPM -0.20%and its CEO, James Dimon, at the forefront. J.P. Morgan and other large banks are facing probes or fines tied to bad trades, debt-collection practices and defective mortgages among other issues. The mortgage problems have forced J.P. Morgan into a possible $11 billion settlement with the Justice Department, where Mr. Dimon is visiting today to hammer out terms of a possible settlement. ..»

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