Max Abelson

WAtoday

Credit Suisse tells staff to get back to work as sombre mood sets in

By: Cathy Chan, Max Abelson, Marion Halftermeyer

As the demise of Credit Suisse reverberated from Sydney to New York City on Monday, workers were given a clear message: get back to work.

Employee Benefit News

Education platforms are the key to closing the gender wage gap in tech

By: Ashley Carman, Nathan Place, Lee Hafner, Marion Halftermeyer, Matt Day, Max Abelson, Deanna Cuadra, Al Lewis, Cathy Chan

Jennifer Schwab, co-founder and CEO of female-focused EdTech company Entity Academy, shares her insight on what it will mean to create equitable workplaces for women.

News & Observer

Signature Bank threw fundraiser for Rep. McHenry of NC. He’s now probing how it failed

By: Max Abelson, Laura Davison, Bill Allison

Attending the fundraiser cost at least $1,000. Here’s how Congressman Patrick McHenry is handling the donations.

Employee Benefit News

With 3 toddlers at home, child care benefits allow this CEO 'to function'

By: Alyssa Place, Max Abelson, Ashley Carman, Paola Peralta, Deanna Cuadra, Phil Mason, Marion Halftermeyer, Cathy Chan, Matt Day

Paid parental leave is an important employee benefit, but working parents need support at every stage, says the CEO of child care provider Vivvi.

ThinkAdvisor

First Republic’s Rich, Vocal Clients Mull What to Do With Their Money

By: Amanda Gordon, Max Abelson

It’s “the banking equivalent of Sophie’s Choice,” said a real estate investor, who's been a First Republic client since 2007.

Bloomberg News

Banking Crises Are Preventable, But Human Nature Gets in the Way

By: Max Abelson

From 1300s Venice to 2023 Silicon Valley, financial panics arise from an endless cycle of complacency, risk-taking and fear.

Bloomberg News

Too Big to Fail, But Not Too Big to Bail Out Other Banks

By: Hannah Levitt, Max Abelson

JPMorgan has dominated the financial world since, well, J.P. Morgan.

Bloomberg News

Goldman Shells Out $215 Million to End Case on Underpaying Women

By: Max Abelson, Sridhar Natarajan

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has agreed to pay $215 million to put an end to a long-running class-action lawsuit that accused the Wall Street giant of systemically underpaying women.

Bloomberg News

Wall Street Braces for Big Changes Over the Next Five Years

By: Max Abelson

Executives and experts say finance won’t be the same after artificial intelligence.

Bloomberg News

Goldman CEO Loves Summer Camp So Much He’s Expanded His Portfolio

By: Max Abelson, Sridhar Natarajan

David Solomon, who already co-owned the New England property he once attended, purchased part of another last year where campers enjoy waffles, go-karts and—what else?—a DJ.