US banks take diverging bets on direction of interest rates
Bank of America has grown its debt portfolio while JPMorgan Chase has hung back
Financial Times
Grant Thornton to charge more than £20m for Greensill administration
Firm’s fee forecast now represents close to 5 per cent of its entire UK annual revenues
Fines for financial misconduct fall from post-crisis highs
Drop in value of settlements around world may only prove temporary as regulators prepare to resume ‘normal’ business
How private equity came to resemble the sprawling empires it once broke up
As the surviving founders at KKR step down, some experts warn the industry could exhaust its capacity to maintain high returns
Goldman Sachs: market still fails to give bank credit for its strategy
Valuation reflects a riskier earnings profile despite push into consumer banking and wealth management
Hargreaves Lansdown: making the most of a new generation of investors
Financial services group cannot afford to stint on technology investment
Goldman joins bumper quarter for Wall St investment banking
Record profits cap week of similar results at Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and BofA, driven by dealmaking rush
Xi Jinping’s Evergrande dilemma has repercussions far beyond China
Beijing could let the property behemoth go bankrupt, but that risks shockwaves both at home and abroad
Bitcoin exchange traded funds prepare for US debut
Deadline for securities regulator to object to the first of the new vehicles will expire next week
China’s central bank says spillover from Evergrande crisis ‘controllable’
Beijing makes first comments on company as Hong Kong probes PwC audit of indebted developer
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