The board of Spain’s Banco de Sabadell SA has approved moving its headquarters out of Catalonia to Alicante, the bank confirmed in a regulatory filing, following a decline in the lender’s stock price as the region pushes for independence.
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Fed chief Janet Yellen voiced support for making sure bank rules aren’t unduly burdensome, underscoring her potential flexibility on postcrisis financial regulation as Donald Trump weighs whether to nominate her for a second term.
Senators questioning Equifax’s former chief attacked the business model of the credit-reporting industry, asking why consumers shouldn’t have power over the data that the companies collect on them.
Wells Fargo said it is refunding certain customers who may have wrongfully paid fees for mortgage lock extensions. The bank gave additional details on its plans after CEO Timothy Sloan mentioned the refunds during a congressional hearing Tuesday.
PricewaterhouseCoopers recorded $37.7 billion in global revenue in its most recent fiscal year, up 5% from the previous year in U.S. dollar terms, the Big Four accounting firm said Wednesday.
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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is making a bet on American truckers with a deal to acquire nearly 40% of the operator of Pilot and Flying J travel centers.
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Atlas Mara co-founder Ashish Thakkar is leaving the group, and other officials are also departing, to make way for directors being installed by new shareholder Fairfax Africa.
The losses in Puerto Rico as a result of Hurricane Maria may surpass the more than $50 billion caused by Harvey and Irma, proving very costly for insurers.
International Paper will reduce its pension liability by $1.3 billion through a pension-risk transfer, a maneuver used by companies with pension plans to limit their risk by transferring responsibility to an insurance company.
Shire filed an antitrust suit against Allergan, alleging Allergan’s contracts with Medicare Part D drug plans for its Restasis eye drops effectively blocked access to Shire’s rival drug.
Wells Fargo Chief Executive Timothy Sloan has a lot riding on his first testimony as CEO before the Senate Banking Committee.
Adviser Voices : Jill Schlesinger, the senior CFP Board ambassador for the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, says financial planners can be an invaluable resource to navigate the financial aftermath of a natural disaster.
After a string of natural disasters, reinsurers and commercial insurers could charge customers more next time their policies come up for renewal.
CMS calls for innovation in the way we run both Medicare and Medicaid. How about leading with price transparency? Publish the mean and median for the top 100 services reimbursed by CMS
After dropping about 5% between early August and early September, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. bounced back by nearly 8%.
U.S. officials voted to remove federal oversight of AIG, an insurance company now about half the size it was when it was on the brink of collapse and became a poster child of the global financial crisis.