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Weekly 10-Q: Visa vs Mastercard — who did better this quarter?

  • Visa and Mastercard reported their quarterly earnings results -- here’s what investors need to know about the two payments giants.
  • And, the CFPB is looking to finalize the US open banking rule by 2024.
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Big Banks, Big Bucks: After a mic-drop Q4 2024, what’s on the menu for Q1 2025?

  • Big banks made a splash last week with their strong Q4 2024 earnings.
  • To keep the earnings streak alive in Q1 2025, FIs might need to refine their strategies — here’s what they could focus on.
Sara Khairi | January 20, 2025
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The calendar flipped, and so did the market trends

  • 2025 Market Trends Alert: The 2025 IPO scene is heating up, with AI set for another stellar year and Web3 hinting at a strong comeback.
  • We take a moment to see what’s taking shape in each of these areas.
Sara Khairi | January 13, 2025
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A rapid-fire round through the year’s hottest 10-Q stories

  • The future calls, but first, a nod to the road we’ve traveled.
  • Join me as we explore the highlight stories from the 10Q universe and celebrate the close of 2024!
Sara Khairi | January 06, 2025
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Trump’s Finance Focus: Fintech leaders now in government spotlight

  • We look at Donald Trump's newest team members, who operate at the tricky intersection of finance and politics.
  • The year ahead, with Senate approval pending, will determine the outcome of Trump's strategy of integrating financial leaders into key government positions.
Sara Khairi | December 16, 2024
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Year-End Showdown: Wall Street’s perks & promotions are messier than your holiday leftovers

  • Wall Street bonuses are set to jump by as much as 35% this year, fueled by a rebound in corporate deals, stock sales, and debt transactions in 2024.
  • However, not all members of Wall Street institutions may find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Citi, for example, is moving in the opposite direction.
Sara Khairi | December 09, 2024
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