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    • Climate activists spray protests on US bank offices on eve of annual meetings

    • First Citizens weighing takeover of Silicon Valley Bank

    • Asia Pacific lenders to see limited hit from U.S. bank failures –Moody’s

    • Markets at risk of more upheaval as banking uncertainty persists

    • US bank CEOs back Fed hikes during congressional grilling on economy, China ties

    • Citi plans 900 hires for commercial banking unit over three years

    • Goldman Sachs sees oil demand returning to pre-coronavirus levels by 2022

    • Kellton Tech's Q3 net profit up 5.2% at Rs 13.96 crore

    • JPMorgan profit rises 24 % as U.S. election stimulates trading

    • JPMorgan tops investment bank table again, top 5 all US banks

    • Financial sector key to final week of trading

    • JPMorgan Chase says it is building a rival to Apple Pay

    • Barclays set to name ex-JPMorgan banker Staley as new CEO

    • Facebook to allows users to send money through Messenger

    • JPMorgan says reducing 2014 profit target, jobs

    • Rupee off lows; US, large state-run banks sell dollars

      Pair at 59.90/91, off 60.0750 highs, versus its previous close of 59.56/57

    • US bank to invest $51 m in Religare

      The transaction is part of a plan by Religare's founders, billionaire brothers Malvinder and Shivinder Singh, to bring down their holding to 49 percent in order to qualify for a banking licence in India.

    • Morgan Stanley posts USD 958 m profit

      Morgan Stanley reported a stronger-than-expected first-quarter profit of USD 958 million, compared with a year-earlier loss of USD 119 million, as its wealth management business grew.

    • JPMorgan investors urge split of chairman, CEO roles

      JPMorgan Chase & Co should split the roles of chairman and chief executive officer to restore credibility with regulators and manage the bank more effectively, a group of investors said in a letter to other shareholders on Monday.

    • JPMorgan reshuffles management

      JPMorgan has reshuffled the management team in its corporate and investment banking businesses as it continues to reorganise.

    • Moody's assault may widen disparity among banks

      Credit rating downgrades of the world's biggest banks expected this month could widen the gulf in prospects between the strongest banks and their weaker rivals.

    • Citi capital mkts head to join Morgan Stanley in India: IFR

      Citigroup's India equity capital markets head, Vikas Khattar, has resigned from the US bank to join Morgan Stanley in India, IFR reported on Wednesday.

    • Citi profit jumps 24%, beats forecasts

      Citigroup Inc's second-quarter profit jumped 24% as the bank lost less money than expected on bad US loans.

    • Citi profit sags as revenue shrinks, expenses grow

      Citigroup Inc's first-quarter profit fell 32% as shrinking loans and poor trading results pressured revenue while expenses surged.

    • Citi faces weak trading, shrinking loans on recovery path

      Citigroup Inc is expected to report a drop in quarterly profit and revenue on Monday, as an uncertain trading environment and weak consumer loan demand hinder its efforts to move past the financial crisis.

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