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Turning a vault into a bomb shelter: How Citigroup has kept its bank running inside Ukraine
Two years into the war, Citigroup is the only US bank around, navigating a sometimes treacherous landscape.
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Federated Hermes CEO Saker Nusseibeh: ‘Bonuses are an odd way of paying people’
The rebel CEO proposed a Hippocratic Oath for fund managers. Now he's fighting the ESG backlash by giving Federated Hermes an ethical purpose
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Move aside, big banks: Giant funds now rule Wall Street
Asset managers are growing into huge and complex financial supermarkets that mint billionaires by the dozen.
Regulators restart bid to curb bonus pay on Wall Street
Incentive-compensation rules are required by the 2010 Dodd-Frank law but have yet to be put in place.
PwC looks to shrink new US consulting partner class by more than 50%
PricewaterhouseCoopers is looking to shrink its new class of US consulting partners by more than 50% compared with last year as demand for advisory services continues to slow and the firm reorganises its business lines.
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