Manish Chokani, Director of Enam Holdings, posts a ROFL emoji in response, as Arora share a news report on Citi's overhaul plans
The ratings agency had earlier slashed its assessment of the US banking industry to AA- in June, but the move largely went unnoticed as it did not warrant an individual downgrade of the American banks
According to analysts, tech spending has already bottomed out for the IT industry compared to its normal levels, any further worsening in the BFSI vertical will now only have a moderate effect
Asian stocks fell earlier in the session as markets caught up with growth data from July 17 showing the post-pandemic bounce in China's economy was over.
The efforts, which have not been previously reported, underscore banks' urgent efforts to adapt to changing times, prevent depositors from sparking a bank run or stop online attacks on their shares by short sellers.
Economists who study the SLOOS responses say rising shares of banks tightening standards gradually work their way into slowed economic activity, and can even be a precursor to a downturn.
Kotak tweeted saying India also needs strong institutions backed by reliable domestic capital, like the US. According to him, the development underscores strong domestic US financial institutions backed by significant capital and capable leadership
Despite tenuous times for the banking industry, some of the largest US lenders reported banner first-quarter earnings Friday that easily exceeded investor expectations.
In FY22, about 50 percent of the deposit pile of banks was insured under deposit insurance which is lower than 60 percent in the US
The banking crisis in the US and Europe is the latest headwind to strike the already choppy market and some funds are sitting on over 10 percent cash and have advised their investors to stay cautious
The immediate trigger for a move in gold, on either side, will come from the Federal Reserve's monetary policy
World markets are keenly awaiting US Fed’s interest rate decision that will be announced later today. The US central bank is expected to increase interest rates by a quarter point, even with concerns about stress in the banking system. Futures markets are pricing in a roughly 80% chance for a rate rise but a fraction of the markets are also hoping for a pause on rate hikes. All eyes will be on US Fed chair Jerome Powell’s commentary on future rate hike path, inflation and growth projections and the issues with US regional banks. What will the Fed do as it faces a tough choice amid the banking turmoil and its inflation fight? Watch this chat between Nandita Khemka and Santosh Nair to know more!
While recent market turmoil has eased, the Federal Reserve's meeting later in the day is now a major focus for investors, with traders split over whether the U.S. central bank will be forced to pause its hiking cycle to ensure financial stability.
After a tumultuous 10 days which culminated in the 3 billion Swiss franc ($3.2 billion) Swiss-regulator-engineered takeover of Credit Suisse by its rival UBS, attention has now shifted to this week's meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
UBS was under pressure from the Swiss authorities to carry out a takeover of its local rival to get the crisis under control. The plan could see Credit Suisse's Swiss business spun off
Shares of First Republic did a dramatic U-turn from down more than 30 percent to up 15 percent following reports that JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and other private giants were in talks to pump billions of dollars to shore up the California bank.
Market experts are advising investors not to hurry in buying shares. A stark contrast to the ‘buy the dip’ strategy that was popular till a couple of months back
JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Wells Fargo showed a slide in net income after turbulent markets choked off investment banking activity and lenders set aside more rainy-day funds to cover losses from borrowers who fall behind on payments
The moves, which will be effective from Thursday, follow the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to raise its target interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point for a second consecutive month to tame soaring inflation.
The U.S. FederalReserve said on Thursday the country's largest lenders could easily weather a severe economic downturn, giving them a clean bill of health and paving the way for them to redistribute excess capital to shareholders.
In its latest bank supervision report, the Fed offered an upbeat take on the strength of US banks, noting they continue to enjoy robust capital and liquidity levels, and asset quality improved in the second half of 2021
"The public has every right to expect and will expect that we will ensure that the financial system is resilient and robust against the risks of climate change," Powell said at a news conference following the Fed's January meeting.
Announcing the results of the second round of its annual stress tests, the Fed also approved the plans of Wall Street powerhouses Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, but on condition they keep their total dividend payouts and stock buybacks at current levels.
The rule demands Wall Street holds more debt that could be converted to shareholder equity if a bank is pushed to bankruptcy. Investor-owned stock is the main buffer against a bank failure.
US President Barack Obama loosened rules on financial services earlier this year, shortly before his historic visit to Cuba, as part of the normalization of relations between the former Cold War foes. But banks have been slow on the uptake, burnt by past sanctions for breaking the embargo.