JPMorgan Chase's market capitalization reached $937 billion, exceeding the combined value of its three largest competitors.

Citigroup and JPMorgan are said to be among banks negotiating to underwrite OpenAI's initial public offering.

A wave of bank earnings reports is leading analysts to conclude that recession risks are lower than markets had feared.

Wells Fargo announced additional job cuts as part of ongoing cost-reduction efforts across the bank.

Bank of America raised its quarterly dividend by 14%, signaling confidence in its earnings outlook.

HSBC reached a deal to sell its Singapore insurance business at a valuation of 23 times earnings, with a buyback decision approaching.

A judge ruled that Zelle must face a lawsuit from the New York attorney general alleging inadequate fraud prevention.

CNBC's Jim Cramer argued that market sentiment on Wells Fargo is wrong and the stock remains cheap.

Apollo shares approached all-time highs as strong fee income and fundraising supported earnings.

Senator John Thune indicated the crypto Clarity Act does not have enough support to pass before the August recess.

South Korea's four largest financial groups posted combined net profit of over 11 trillion won, with competition shifting to capital markets.

Interactive Brokers reported a 77% pre-tax profit margin, boosted by rising interest income.

Wells Fargo shares ticked up as loan growth and share buyback activity underpinned the earnings outlook.

IDFC First Bank reported a 132% jump in first-quarter net profit with improving asset quality.

AU Small Finance Bank posted 37% net profit growth, though asset quality weakened slightly and dependency on non-core income rose.

Goldman Sachs named two new additions to its monthly Conviction List, citing significant upside potential.

Bank of Baroda's first-quarter profit fell 72% due to a settlement related to the NMC health care case.

Fitch revised its outlook on Goldman Sachs BDC to negative, citing credit concerns.