Hannah Levitt is a Finance Reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in topics related to banking, financial services, and cybersecurity, with a keen focus on crypto regulation, capital markets, and economic policy. Hannah's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg Law, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Fortune, among others.
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Hannah Levitt's coverage is heavily focused on the finance and banking industry, with a particular emphasis on top financial institutions such as JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and Morgan Stanley. Analysis of her articles suggests she would be most receptive to pitches related to executive appointments within major banks, regulatory changes affecting the finance sector, or in-depth analysis of financial performance.
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By: Hannah Levitt
Der Bankenriese JPMorgan Chase hat den höchsten Quartalsgewinn seiner Geschichte erzielt. Erträge im Aktienhandel waren deutlich höher als von Analysten erwartet. Schub brachte zudem ein langjähriger Anteil am Kreditkartenunternehmen Visa, der einen Ertrag von 4,6 Milliarden Dollar (4 Milliarden Euro) einbrachte.
Jamie Dimon knows what he wants in his successor, and it’s a long list.
Morgan Stanley’s stock traders sailed past Wall Street’s expectations to set another quarterly record, adding to the industry’s second-quarter windfall from buoyant markets and ongoing volatility.
It’s not just Morgan Stanley’s IPO bankers that are benefiting from the frenzy of companies going public in recent weeks.
Morgan Stanley pulled in over $148 billion in new wealth assets in Q2, with more than half tied to the recent IPO frenzy
By: Max Abelson, Sridhar Natarajan, Hannah Levitt
David Solomon, decked out in full academic garb, bobbed his head happily and wagged his index finger to the beat of his own AI-generated music.
By: Hannah Levitt
Morgan Stanley's stock traders sailed past Wall Street's expectations to set another quarterly record, adding to the industry's second-quarter windfall from buoyant markets and ongoing volatility.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said the risks raised by Anthropic PBC’s Mythos artificial intelligence model are a “real issue” that the US government is on top of now.
Morgan Stanley’s investment bankers reaped $100 million for their work taking SpaceX public. It turns out that was only the beginning.
(Bloomberg) -- JPMorgan Chase & Co. is vowing to funnel $750 billion into housing over the next decade, nearly 40% more than it has over the past
