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Ex-employees punish JPMorgan via CDS trades
It was no secret that hedge funds were swooping in to drive nails in coffin of the JPMorgan's infamous hedge via bond index CDSs.
Management wins at tame Goldman Sachs meeting
Goldman Sachs, which had been Wall Street's main lightening rod for criticism, has been basking in relative silence lately, only too happy to cede the spotlight to Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase.
Prosecution presents Goldman Sachs-Buffett deal timeline
The prosecution presented a timeline of events that it hopes will lead the jury in the Rajat Gupta trial to one conclusion: The only person who could have tipped convicted hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam about a pending Goldman Sachs deal was Gupta.
MSSB brokers wonder: Where's the CEO?
Morgan Stanley's investment bankers--specifically the ones who handled the ill-fated Facebook IPO--have put retail brokers at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney in a tough spot.
Officials still weighing charges against Lehman Brothers
I, like many others, have long since concluded that prosecutors will not bring a case--either civil or criminal--against Lehman Brothers or any of its top executives.
European contagion may hit investment bank revenues
Will the woes of the European economy and banking sector hit U.S. banks?
Facebook underwriters lift IPO range
We've been saying from the start of the Facebook IPO madness that the underwriters would likely raise the IPO range soon, and sure enough, they have made the move.
Financial firms need new approach to Millennials
Are Millennials really unhappy with Wall Street?
The real impact of the Greg Smith memo
I noted recently that Vanity Fair weighed in on the Goldman Sachs CEO succession battle , handicapping the race and speculating about when a transition might occur.
ISS favors management on two big Goldman Sachs issues
Goldman Sachs, to its credit, understood that its 2012 annual meeting represented a lot of risk.
