Rebecca Ungarino is a Senior Wall Street Reporter at Barron's. She specializes in topics related to banking, finance, and trading, with a focus on financial platforms, asset management, and investment strategies. Rebecca's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications such as Business Insider India, Yahoo News, and Financial News.
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Rebecca appears to have a strong focus on finance and investment analysis, particularly within the context of major financial institutions such as BlackRock. Her coverage also encompasses topics like private credit, family offices, and newspaper layoffs.
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Rebecca Ungarino Heads of the largest U.S. lenders say their bankers have more deals lined up—even after their latest earnings results showed
Six months after Barron’s wrote about his overlapping business interests, the prominent tech analyst has a new job. And he finally got on the phone to talk to us.
By: Rebecca Ungarino
Rebecca Ungarino Wall Street is raising the bar after the largest U.S. banks' second-quarter earnings results showed generally solid credit health among borrowers, strong dealmaking activity, and blowout trading numbers
By: Rebecca Ungarino
Earnings results showed generally solid credit health among borrowers, strong dealmaking activity, and blowout trading numbers.
Capital One Financial is set to report second-quarter earnings Tuesday after the market close, and analysts expect the bank to have bounced back
Capital One is due to report after Tuesday’s close. The bank’s vast card business is crucial for the bank and offers a broad look at how consumers are doing.
Capital One results beat Wall Street’s expectations. The bank noted signs of improving consumer credit.
Capital One Financial reported second-quarter earnings results on Tuesday that topped expectations while noting signs of improving consumer credit, sending shares slightly higher in after-hours trading.
Shares of Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and other large banks dropped on Wednesday. Goldman’s stock, which fell 4.6%, was on track for its worst performance in two months. Shares are now down some 15% since they rose to a high in mid-July on the back of [strong earnings](https://www.bar
By: Giulia Petroni, Rebecca Ungarino, Karishma Vanjani, Martin Baccardax, Connor Smith, George Glover, Emese Bartha, Paulo Trevisani, Anthony Harrup, Renae Dyer
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq sank, as the stock market reacted to the Federal Reserve's decision to keep rates steady.
