Katherine Doherty is a finance reporter whose work has been featured in various prestigious publications such as Fortune, Bloomberg News, and The Washington Post. With a focus on Wall Street, she covers a wide range of topics including stock market glitches, trading trends, banking news, and the impact of global events on financial markets.
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By: Katherine Doherty
‘We Are Back': Equities Trading Crushes Estimates in Clean Sweep
By: Katherine Doherty
(Bloomberg) -- Clear Street, an upstart brokerage-services provider that raised funding at $2.1 billion last year, has agreed to buy Instinet's algorithmic trading business, Fox River.
By: Katherine Doherty, David Westin
Bank of America Corp. is putting more money and balance-sheet resources behind its trading business, according to Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan
By: David Westin, Katherine Doherty
Bank of America Corp. is putting more money and balance-sheet resources behind its trading business, according to Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan.
John Tuttle, the New York Stock Exchange veteran who helped land some of its marquee initial public offerings, is leaving after nearly two decades to join a fintech firm.
John Tuttle, the New York Stock Exchange veteran who helped land some of its marquee initial public offerings, is leaving after nearly two decades to join a fintech firm.
Bank of America Corp. said its board authorized another $25 billion stock repurchase program.
By: Katherine Doherty, Francesca Maglione
Young athletes navigating a burgeoning world of big-money sponsorship deals are teaming up with Bank of America Corp. 's financial advisers to plot their financial future.
In this article: (Bloomberg) -- The market for initial public offerings is slowly coming back and expected to gain traction next year, according to Nasdaq Inc.
Thoma Bravo is seeking as much as $2.74 billion for about half of its shares in Nasdaq Inc., according to people familiar with the matter, as it looks to sell down the stake it acquired as part of a transaction last year.
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