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JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs proved they’re still the go-to middlemen for Wall Street deals amid a near-record $4.8 trillion global M&A bonanza
Forecasters predict gold’s rally will stretch through December 2026, although one analysis says there’s reason for caution.
Many advisors are unfamiliar with alternatives, like private assets, but model portfolios could be the perfect entryway.
Bank of America analysts forecast S&P 500 earnings will grow 14% next year, and sees the index reaching 7,100.
Innovative as the tokenized funds may be for JPMorgan, the bank is actually chasing an existing trend on Wall Street.
JPMorgan consumer and community banking CEO Marianne Lake said costs may climb about 9% next year, partly because of incentive compensation.
On Monday Berkshire also announced that CFO Marc Hamburg, who has held the role for 40 years, plans to retire in June.
Thin margins are one reason, but the shutdowns don’t necessarily spell the end of automated advice.
Bitcoin has entered “death cross” territory, meaning its 50-day moving average has fallen below its 200-day moving average.
Bitcoin has so far fallen 20% from its 2025 peak this cycle; in previous bear markets, it fell as much as 30% to 40%.
10-figure families now hold sports investments in higher regard than other luxury assets, like fine art and classic cars.
While digital assets are feeling the chill heading into fall, it’s too early to say it’s the start of a full-blown crypto winter.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick warned of an equities drawdown on Tuesday at a summit in Hong Kong.
Compared its peers, BofA has lagged in expanding into less traditional activities such as wealth management, credit cards and loan growth.
The move comes before the bank’s full rollout of its tokenization platform next year.