Shares in Deutsche Bank slipped nearly 2% on Thursday morning following reports the German bank could face legal action over a $20 billion Russian money-laundering scheme. » Read More
By: Michael Santoli
Ryan Detrick, LPL financial research senior market strategist, and CNBC's Mike Santoli discuss Morgan Stanley's quarterly earnings and the strength of financials. » Read More |
Vijay Sharma of Paytm says, besides digital payments, the company plans to diversify in "two dimensions" — lifestyle and financial services. » Read More |
David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, says the company "performed well" in the first quarter of 2019 despite challenges. He also says the current leadership team plans to be "far more transparent" than the bank has been historically. » Read More |
David Gaud of Pictet Wealth Management says there are "real" structural challenges for the U.S. banking sector, but it is much healthier now compared to 2007.
Stephen Biggar of Argus Research says it was difficult to find "bright spots" in Goldman Sachs' earnings.
Jonathan Brodsky of Cedar Street Asset Management discusses the Federal Reserve, U.S. stock markets and corporate earnings.
Ahead of earnings from Bank of America and Morgan Stanley later this week, five experts weigh in on the mixed quarter for the big banks so far.
CNBC's Jim Cramer breaks down the mixed first quarter earnings results from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
Citigroup and Goldman Sachs both beating earning estimates but are falling short on revenue. Jeffery Harte, principal at Sandler O'Neill, and CNBC's Wilfred Frost join "Squawk Box" to discuss.
Citigroup is reporting first quarter EPS of $1.87 per share, vs $1.80 EPS estimate. CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports on the details.
CNBC's "The Exchange" breaks down the financial markets and banks with Wilfred Frost and Anton Schutz, president and senior portfolio manager at Mendon Capital Advisors.
Mike Mayo of Wells Fargo Securities weighs in on the state of big U.S. banks, including Goldman Sachs' pivot to consumer banking. He says it is still "early days" for Goldman's foray.
WeLab was awarded Hong Kong's fourth virtual bank license. Simon Loong, CEO of WeLab, discusses the firm's plans and how it will differ from traditional banking.
Anthony Rose of the Bank of Queensland says the bank will incur "transition" costs of implementing control frameworks following the release of the Royal Commission report.
Most of India's troubled public sector banks face high credit and managerial costs amid low profitability, Rana Gupta, said managing director for Indian equities at Manulife Asset Management.
Rana Gupta of Manulife Asset Management says the outlook still "quite weak" for many of India's state banks.
(all checked) Brian Ward of Trimont Real Estate Advisors discusses the problems that could arise with the growth of non-bank lending, including the erosion of credit standards.
College-sponsored bank accounts cost students millions of dollars in fees each year. Wells Fargo charged students $46.99 a year on average.
"If that stock doesn't go up when it reports we're in trouble," CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
Jim Cramer details how the group is doing better than expected and remains cheap even after the latest leg higher.
Jim Cramer reviews the past week of bank earnings.
Francesco Castelli, head of fixed income at Banor Capital, discusses the European banking sector.
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