Dow Jones Top Financial Services Headlines at 11 AM ET: Citi Stock Falls. Bank Lifts Key Financial Target as Investor Day Gets Underway. | Carlyle ...
Citi Stock Falls. Bank Lifts Key Financial Target as Investor Day Gets Underway.
Citigroup investors want CEO Jane Fraser to prove the bank can shift from turnaround to growth.
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Carlyle Group Swings to Loss, Posts Revenue Decline
Carlyle Group swung to a loss and reported a drop in revenue during the first quarter, driven by a wider loss in investment income.
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Flexpoint Ford Gathers $1.1 Billion for Asset-Based Bets in Financial Services
The initial closings of the firm's Asset Opportunity Fund III and a parallel fund focused on insurance exceed the size of an $825 million predecessor in 2021.
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UniCredit Strikes Deal to Sell Part of Russia Business to U.A.E. Investor
UniCredit, one of the few Western banks that continues to operate in Russia, has made its biggest step yet to exist the country.
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Swiss Re Net Profit Gets Boost From Lower Natural-Catastrophe Losses
The reinsurer said its property-and-casualty segment benefited from low large losses and its life-and-health segment from favorable U.S. mortality trends.
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JPMorgan Offered $1 Million Settlement Before Sexual Assault Claims Went Viral
Chirayu Rana's lawsuit against JPMorgan followed failed settlement talks earlier in the year.
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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Swiss Re, UniCredit, Rathbones and more in the latest Market Talks covering financial services.
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Apollo to Give Investors Daily Pricing on Private Credit By September
Investment giant says transparency is necessary as investor concerns have grown
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The Opaque Private-Lending Deals That Left HSBC With a $400 Million Hole
The British bank turns out to be one of the most exposed lenders affected by the collapse of mortgage broker Market Financial Solutions, through a complex loan via a chain of special-purpose vehicles.
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How Restive Ventures Filled an LP Funding Gap to Close Its Third Fund
Firm leaned more on banks, financial firms; 'we saw a really significant change in the LP base'.
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Strategy Posts $14.5 Billion Loss on Bitcoin Holdings. The 'Never Sell' Mantra Fades.
The company formerly known as MicroStrategy held 818,334 Bitcoin as of the start of May.
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Apollo Seeks an Edge With Credit Fund Transparency Push
The firm aims to rake in more capital through a plan to provide daily valuations for private-credit holdings.
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May 07, 2026 11:15 ET (15:15 GMT)
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