Rebecca Ungarino is a Senior Wall Street Reporter at Barron's. She specializes in topics related to banking, finance, and investment, including stocks and bonds, asset management, and alternative investments. Rebecca's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Insider, Yahoo News, and MarketWatch.
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Citigroup’s leadership changes target subsectors including biotechnology, medical technology, biopharmaceuticals, and acute care.
Citigroup has named several new leaders across healthcare investment-banking coverage as the business aims to boost its standing among banking rivals and sharpen its edge in an active area of dealmaking
Citi will work with the startup on ways to deliver more personalized experiences. Terms of the transaction weren’t disclosed.
On Tuesday, the New York firm said it was making yet another asset-management acquisition: LCN Capital Partners.
The country’s largest bank filed six layoff notices between February and July, impacting nearly 800 employees in Texas, New Jersey, and California.
Financial-tech company Chime is paying $590 million in cash to acquire Stride Bank, a small lender it has long partnered with as a way to provide banking services, the companies said on Tuesday.
Financial-tech company Chime is paying $590 million in cash to acquire Stride Bank, a 113-year-old Oklahoma lender that it has long partnered with as a way to provide checking accounts and other banking services.
The deal means that Chime, which was founded in 2012 and has billed itself as a challenger to traditional banks such as JPMorgan Chase, will become a bank itself.
More community banks would be eligible for exams every 18 months instead of every 12 months.
By: Rebecca Ungarino
JPMorgan Chase appointed Nelle Miller and William Sinclair as co-chief executives of its U.S. private bank.
