Wells Fargo's earnings reflect the diversified banks' mixed quarter as provisioning rose sharply even while profit grew and the bank continued its post-asset-ca

The miss dents the retail brokerage's run even as trading activity set records, highlighting pressure on its monetization as volumes stay elevated.

A congressional probe threat targets lenders and ports over Russian diesel transactions, putting a politically charged compliance issue in front of banks.

Standard Chartered upgraded its full-year income guidance on a stronger quarter, though shares slipped amid broker caution on future growth.

HSBC kept its outlook unchanged while brokers warned of tougher income growth ahead, leaving investors unimpressed by the profit jump.

Lenders are shutting out third-party AI agents from customer accounts, a stance analysts question as competitive and consumer-protection pressures build.

More issuers have formally objected to OKX and ICE's tokenized stock venue, escalating a fight over trading in synthetic equity tokens.

Weak results and guidance triggered multiple price cuts and downgrades on the solar inverter maker, sending shares to their lowest level in six years.

The Korean banking group set a full-year record in just nine months, with cumulative net profit up 12.7 percent year over year.

The insurer reported a 90.9% combined ratio as premium growth slowed from prior periods but still topped consensus.

The fintech secured a national trust bank charter, a milestone for crypto firms seeking regulated banking footing in the US.

The Korean agricultural cooperative's financial arm hit a record, though Q3 non-interest income fell 40% on securities and insurance weakness.

The Missouri lender continues its acquisition push westward, with the CEO saying more M&A is possible but not at the cost of board seats.

The Virginia lender's deal adds 21 branches and $1.6 billion in assets, closing in the second quarter of 2027.

The deal adds nine Tennessee branches and a trust and wealth franchise managing $1.2 billion in assets.

The Indian lender is seeking cost-linked commissions as the draft insurance distribution rules threaten a material earnings impact.

The absence of cost-cut talk at four firms stands out as peers across the industry trim expenses.

Bill Demchak said the spending will cost hundreds of millions to save billions, while staying away from deals for now.