Joshua Franklin

The fight to recover funds owed to Credit Suisse clients has landed with West Virginia coal baron and senate hopeful Jim Justice and a small Virginia bank.

Employers warn of tougher scrutiny following demonstrations over Israel-Hamas war

Economist Peter Orszag has brought star power to the faded French investment bank but many of its staff aren’t convinced.

Last autumn, Ryna Workman had an offer to join an international law firm after they completed their legal degree at New York University.

Mairead McGuinness says one year deferral of market risk rules will preserve “level playing field”

Mairead McGuinness says one-year deferral of market risk rules will preserve ‘level playing field’

JPMorgan Chase has attracted more than $15bn in assets from wealthy clients to its nascent tax strategy business, according to people familiar with

Investment revenue is expected to rise 30% over past year as lenders report earnings this week

Bank reports 40% rise in quarterly profits but wealth unit struggles to attract assets with interest rates higher

Expert views on senior staff performing some tasks while on annual leave range from ‘it’s inevitable’ to ‘it’s unhealthy’ and even ‘disrespectful to colleagues’