Dow Jones Top Financial Services Headlines at 4 PM ET: Market Selloff Hits Financial Stocks. Why Banks, Brokerages Are Caught in the Crossfire. | Carlyle ...
Market Selloff Hits Financial Stocks. Why Banks, Brokerages Are Caught in the Crossfire.
Shares of financial services companies as varied as Robinhood, Webull, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley fell sharply on Thursday.
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Carlyle Executives Say Midterm Results Should Bolster Private Equity
Despite a third-quarter loss, the firm joined other large peers in saying the industry's fundraising malaise may be lifting.
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Wells Fargo Builds Out Restructuring Capability With Deutsche Bank Hire
Philip Saliba, who was head of restructuring capital markets at Deutsche Bank, will join leveraged finance at Wells Fargo.
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JPMorgan Stock Falls as Democrats Plan Probe of Epstein Ties
Senate Finance Committee Democrats plan to scrutinize how senior bank executives handled ties to Jeffrey Epstein, CNBC reports.
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Goldman's Exclusive Club of Partners Welcomes Its Biggest Class Since 2010
In a shift from previous years, the bank didn't provide a gender or racial breakdown of the class.
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Commerzbank Flags Higher Deposit Competition as UniCredit Takeover Nears
The German lender slightly reduced its net interest income forecast to around $9.55 from $9.66 previously, citing higher competition for deposits.
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Law Firm Bankruptcies Test Mass-Tort Financiers
Court battles over claims on future legal fees could upend how private lenders finance mass-tort law firms.
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Bank of England Raises Rates for First Time Since Start of Iran War
The conflict has lifted energy prices, though they have fallen since the midterms raised hopes for an end to the war.
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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Legal & General Group, NatWest Group, Lloyds Banking Group and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.
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FICO Declines to Share Guidance Amid Price Structure Change
The credit-score provider said it is transitioning its mortgage originations pricing structure to be tailored to the individual needs of customers, rather than a single flat fee.
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Apollo's Originations Rise to a Record $114 Billion as Opportunities Arise in AI
The quarter's total included $98 billion tied to new debt investments by the private-credit fund manager.
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Block Inc. Profit Rises as Square Payment Volume Jumps
The owner of Cash App and Square reported third-quarter net income of $565.6 million, up from $461.5 million the year prior.
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November 05, 2026 16:15 ET (21:15 GMT)
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