Institutional & Investment Banking

Keith Noyes, Asia-Pacific regional director for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, explains how reporting rules for over-the-counter derivatives are creating issues for U.S. swaps de… Read More

A proposal from the UK, Finland and the Netherlands would force major EU banks to reach a minimum target for issuance of loss-absorbing debt. The nations have called on other EU states to include the … Read More

The UK and EU member states have struck a deal on the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive that could rein in Brussels' influence over how Britain regulates its markets. EU finance ministers are… Read More

A little after 6 p.m. Monday, an eastbound Long Island Rail Road train carrying about 1,000 passengers derailed shortly after leaving Pennsylvania Station, blocking an East River tunnel and causing de… Read More

JPMorgan Chase's asset-management division is set to move to daily and weekly disclosures of liquid assets in money market mutual funds, the bank announced this week. Other firms such as Goldman Sachs… Read More

As IT departments continue to become increasingly important to financial institutions, the role of the chief information officer is also changing according to a panel of four veteran CIOs. To succeed,… Read More

Asian-Pacific markets were mixed Tuesday as traders largely edged away from risk awaiting the results of this week's two-day meeting of the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee. Japan's Nikkei 225 and A… Read More

Asian markets were unsettled and showed little direction Tuesday ahead of today's expected announcement from the U.S. Federal Reserve on quantitative easing. The Nikkei eased 0.20% to 13,007.28, the H… Read More

In a further indication of the impact of China's massive shadow banking industry, rates are surging in the country's interbank market as more deposits flow into wealth management products. Read More