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How tax reform is affecting Birmingham’s bank scene
Some Birmingham banks are already seeing the impact of tax reform, but there are hopes bigger payoffs could come down the road.
Behind the deal: How Phunware chose to go public by merging with a Greek company
Mobile app company Phunware is set to go public in the next couple of months. Learn how all the players of the merger came together, including a Greek blank-check company, a major financial services firm and the Malaysian government's sovereign wealth fund.
CEO shakeup to financial rebound: What you need to know about AllianceBernstein
From financial data to executive shakeups, here's a few things you should know about Nashville's newest corporate citizen AllianceBernstein.
U.S. Bank gets Cincinnati tax breaks for potential new downtown jobs
Cincinnati City Council has approved a job creation tax credit package with U.S. Bank in exchange for the financial institution adding 400 new jobs over the next five years.
Banking Roundup: Wells Fargo hit by reports of altered documents… BofA rolls out AI assistant Erica
The nation’s largest banks — such as JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC), Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE: WFC), Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), GoldmanSachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) — have operations around the country. Here are other recent stories reported by The Business Journals.
Wells Fargo & Co. employees added or altered information in documents for corporate customers within wholesale banking without their knowledge, according to a Thursday…
What regulatory relief bill could mean for Birmingham banks
Here's what Birmingham's banking experts say about recently passed regulatory reform legislation.
Exclusive: Goldman Sachs to relocate into new downtown Houston tower
The company will vacate its roughly 50,000-square-foot space in 1000 Louisiana.
FIS Group to acquire North Carolina-based asset manager
Asset manager FIS Group has agreed to acquire North Carolina-based Piedmont Investment Advisors in a move that would combine two minority and women-owned firms to create one with more than $10 billion in assets under management.
The deal is expected to close during the third quarter. Philadelphia-based FIS was formed in 1996 by CEO and Chief Investment Officer Tina Byles Williams, the former CIO of the City of Philadelphia Board of Pensions.
The deal is essentially a merger of equals as FIS manages…
Nashville bank ready to ‘move to the next level in Memphis’
“We are going to hire more people and move to the next level in Memphis because we love Memphis.”
How Lawley is growing its employee benefits division
Lawley, the largest insurance agency in Western New York, is expanding the scope of its employee benefits division by hiring three consultants who specialize in senior health insurance.