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Consumer Loans Are Getting Harder to Tally-and the Risks Harder to Gauge
Tracking borrowing gets complicated when more lending is funded beyond banks and public markets.
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Berkshire's Geico Boss Todd Combs Leaves for JPMorgan Ahead of Buffett Retirement
A top lieutenant is departing for a role at JPMorgan Chase as Greg Abel takes over as CEO, and CFO Marc Hamburg will step down from his role in June.
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Jamie Dimon Forms Adviser Supergroup for $1.5 Trillion American Resiliency Pledge
Jeff Bezos and Condoleezza Rice are part of a new group advising JPMorgan on its plans to buttress the defense and technology industries.
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Ares Stock Missed the S&P 500 Cut on Friday. Why It Was Added on Monday.
Ares is one of the largest companies by market capitalization not currently in the S&P 500 index.
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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Swiss Re, Malaysia's banking sector and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.
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Investors Remain Exposed to Potential Dollar Losses, Bank for International Settlements Says
Hedge ratios are still fairly low, leaving investors vulnerable to any further falls in the dollar, according to the financial institution owned by 63 central banks.
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401(k)s Are Minting a Generation of 'Moderate Millionaires'
Many Americans are peeking at their retirement accounts and cheering higher balances.
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BNP Paribas Increases Stake in Belgian Insurer Ageas as Part of $3.5 Billion Deal
The move is part of a two-pronged deal which will see BNP Paribas sell its 25% stake in AG Insurance to Ageas.
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Prudential PLC Shares Rise After India JV Files IPO Prospectus
As part of the IPO, a Prudential subsidiary is selling 9.9% of its stock in ICICI Prudential.
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Regulators Relax Rules on High-Risk Lending for Banks
Banking regulators end an Obama-era limit on risk-taking in corporate lending by banks, which spurred the private credit boom.
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Sequoia Doesn't Want a 'King' to Run Its $9 Billion Hedge Fund
After tension around profit-sharing and culture, the fund is trying a new leadership model.
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Sens. Warren and Reed Call for Tighter Credit Rules
The Democrats ask regulators to run a stress test of the private-credit market to evaluate the scope of potential risks.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
December 09, 2025 11:15 ET (16:15 GMT)
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