#financial-sector

#financial-sector

South African equities are on an upward trend despite mixed sector performance and trade uncertainties.

Credit unions in Ireland are consolidating due to rising costs and regulatory burdens.

Wall Street's earnings reveal disappointment in the Trump presidency's impact on business confidence and M&A activity.

Banco Master is expanding its global footprint by opening a new office in London, enhancing its connections to international markets.

JPMorgan may cut fewer than 1,000 jobs now, with more layoffs expected throughout 2024.

Despite layoffs, JPMorgan is still hiring for many positions and has a high number of open roles.

Citigroup will continue remote work for employees at least two days a week, promoting a flexible work environment.

Return-to-office mandates can lead to increased employee turnover and difficulties in recruiting new talent.

Despite strong earnings, NVIDIA's stock remains flat, reflecting high investor expectations.

Software stocks rise significantly due to Snowflake's earnings success, contrasting tech performance overall.

Financial stocks are driving gains in broader market indexes today.

Traditional banks struggle with outdated IT systems while fintech innovations promise modernization and enhanced capabilities to meet consumer expectations in the financial sector.

Women make up less than 20% of top earners in the financial and professional services sector in the UK, showing a slight decrease from pre-pandemic levels.

Analysts are keenly watching the SEC's decision on an Ethereum ETF, which could impact the cryptocurrency market significantly.

CEO pay in S&P 500 rose 112% to a record $15.7 million in 2023, driven by stock market performance.

Remote work surveillance techniques are increasingly adopted in financial sectors amid the rise of remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic.