Todd Gillespie

Investment bank Lazard Inc. is making a late bid to dislodge rival Centerview Partners as Venezuela’s financial adviser, offering to oversee one of the largest-ever sovereign debt restructurings for a sharply lower fee.

El banco de inversiones Lazard Inc. busca arrebatarle a Centerview Partners el rol de asesor financiero de Venezuela al ofrecer encargarse de una de las mayores reestructuraciones de deuda soberana de la historia por una tarifa mucho más baja.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. equities traders are on the cusp of setting another record in the second quarter, with that business on track to generate more than $5 billion of revenue, according to people familiar with the matter.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s latest management revamp is elevating two Wall Street veterans at the bank — one who cut his teeth trading bonds and currencies and the other who spent years inside boardrooms advising CEOs — placing them in pole position to succeed Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon.

Jane Fraser is quickly building a rapport with President Trump and his administration, a feat that has eluded many peers.

One of JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s most senior executives is leaving the bank after a four-decade career, in which she most recently led its artificial intelligence drive from a coveted spot on its top operating committee.

Erebor Bank is in talks to raise funds at a valuation of at least $8 billion, as deposits grow rapidly at the politically connected startup that received its bank charter only five months ago.

One of JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s most senior executives is leaving the bank after a four-decade career, in which she most recently led its artificial intelligence drive from a coveted spot on its top operating committee.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has banned employees from trading on prediction markets except for sports and entertainment bets, in one of the most pointed efforts by a Wall Street firm grappling with the new regulatory issues raised by the boom in betting on events.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. prohibió a sus empleados operar en mercados de predicción, salvo en apuestas sobre deportes y entretenimiento. Es una de las medidas más contundentes adoptadas por una firma de Wall Street para afrontar los nuevos desafíos regulatorios derivados del auge de las apuestas sobre eventos.