U.S. sanctions over Hong Kong are likely to pose fewer headaches for international banks operating in the financial hub than first feared, lawyers say. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
Current President Peter Zaffino will run the insurer as CEO starting March 1, while current Chief Executive Brian Duperreault will become executive chairman, the latest moves at a firm that in recent years has faced shareholder activists. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
The pandemic’s duration weighs on the software giant’s outlook and could affect even the hottest cloud names. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
Investors are reducing bets on extreme volatility in currency markets around the U.S. presidential election. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
Even at a rich valuation and a continuing pandemic, private equity will find much to love in businesses like Dunkin’ Brands. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
On the Performance of Volatility-Managed Portfolios Scott Cederburg, Michael S. O’Doherty, Feifei Wang, Xuemin (Sterling) YanJournal of Financial EconomicsA version of this paper can be found hereWant to read our summaries of academic finance papers? Check out our Academic Research Insight category What are the research...
Green finance is making tracks into the wonky world of foreign-exchange markets, with JPMorgan arranging a type of currency-derivative for Italian utility company Enel that is linked to both companies’ sustainability targets. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
There is no reason why Apple, Amazon.com, Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet should all report the same day. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
Oil prices fell after new coronavirus restrictions in Europe and the speedy return of production in Libya threatened to undermine efforts to chip away at a global glut of crude. Read More WSJ.com: Markets...
Isaac Kassirer borrowed from investors by promising to gentrify apartment buildings in New York’s low-income neighborhoods and raise rents. But he fell behind on some loans. When the pandemic ends, new pro-renter laws will make it harder for him to carry out his plan. Read More WSJ.com:...