State Street and Kristen Visbal reached a settlement over the weekend following mediation. The settlement averted a trial that was set to start between the two parties this week.
Glass Lewis recommended shareholders reject a pay package that gave one-time $20 million awards to the bank's newly minted CEO and his two fellow candidates to succeed James Gorman.
The bank has yet to say when it will report first-quarter results. CEO Joseph Otting said his team would take two months to identify loans it could sell. That time frame is nearly up.
After an intense five years, it is now the right time for me to get a better balance between my personal and business life,” Noel Quinn said Tuesday. HSBC will consider internal and external ...
The deal will mark UMB’s largest acquisition in its 111-year history, increasing total assets by more than 40% to $64.5 billion.
The bank’s philanthropic arm will commit $600,000 over two years to financially support Brooklyn-based youth in pursuing careers in the renewable energy sector.
A Cologne court intends, at least partially, to favor Postbank shareholders over claims that Deutsche low-balled them in 2010 takeover offers, Deutsche disclosed Friday.
In separate orders, the regulator said the banks must step up their anti-money laundering compliance programs and ensure their related training programs are sufficient.
The Federal Reserve sought to “not upset the marketplace as a second mover” when it set fees for the new instant payments system last year, a central bank official said Wednesday.
The ongoing legal battle between state-owned VTB Bank and the largest U.S. bank revolves around funds frozen in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and subsequent sanctions.
Roughly 33% of Goldman voters and 31% of BofA shareholders supported the measures, an uptick from last year for both banks. JPMorgan Chase shareholders will vote on a similar measure next month.
The Fed and the OCC extended their comment periods on the proposed acquisition until May 31. Capital One doesn’t “take any signaling” from the regulators’ decision, CEO Richard Fairbank said.