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Market Chatter: JPMorgan Chase No Longer a Shareholder in Star Entertainment
M&A activity in Japan is heating up, and JPMorgan has hired a former Bank of America executive to oversee its investment banking business in Japan.
As trade activities in Japan continue to increase, JPMorgan has hired Satoshi Shimada from Bank of America to lead its mergers and acquisitions team in Tokyo. A company spokesperson stated that Shimada has recently joined JPMorgan as a Managing Director, overseeing the bank's mergers and acquisitions business in Japan. JPMorgan announced that his predecessor, Koichiro Doi, will serve as Vice Chairman of the Japan mergers and acquisitions business and focus on building relationships with key clients. Driven by government efforts to enhance shareholder value, a weak yen, and low borrowing costs, trade activities in Japan have been surging, leading to more involvement.
JPMorgan Options Spot-On: On December 20th, 79,105 Contracts Were Traded, With 996.64K Open Interest
Sector Update: Financial Stocks Higher Late Afternoon
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Sector Update: Financial
J Servai (JLAPT) : Wait and See ...
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A Humble Mooer : banks have a very poor track record under lower regulation.
the race to outperform in banking creates perverse incentives and offloading responsibilities under "too big to fail" conditions.
I'm taking a wait and see approach.
103774197 : Election day is November 5th, VOO closing price is 530.1, it only increased by 2.89% to 538.94 by December 19th. How is your S&P 500 increase of over 6% calculated?
kyneo :