Deep Dive: Robinhood

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What practices could differentiate banks in the talent war, even if they ruffle their feathers?

• Reports of sudden deaths among young people, including One Direction's Liam Payne, have raised alarms. A recent case in the financial sector linked to brutal work hours has particularly gained attention and unsettled the industry.
• Banks are keen to attract top talent through job fairs and internships, yet may miss out on addressing what employees value beyond salary.

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Banks are maturing in their AI journey, but is ROI still a distant goal?

• We look at the progress banks have made on their journey toward AI maturity.
• Traditional banks are making progress with the integration of advanced AI, but are we jumping the gun by seeking ROI from banks’ foundational AI investments at this point?

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It’s that time again: Q3 earnings insights from the banking sector

• The headline-grabber was the resurgence of trading and investment banking among Wall Street's banks in Q3 — a clear bright spot in an otherwise challenging landscape.
• Technology and digital banking continue to be pivotal focuses for various institutions, as evidenced by discussions during Q3 earnings conference calls. As digital banking takes off, which institution will wear the crown?

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How J.P. Morgan is responding to the call of underrepresented founders and consumers of color

• How are established banks addressing the divide for underrepresented founders to create a more equitable environment for entrepreneurs today?
• In a strategic move, JPM has announced plans to launch around 100 new branches in low-income communities. This decision stands in contrast to the broader pattern of banks pulling back their brick-and-mortar footprints.

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Is Chase UK fighting off challengers, or is it the other way around?

• with the UK's landscape for mobile and digital banking services coming into focus, major international institutions like JPMorgan Chase are capitalizing on the opportunity and entering the UK market.
• The task now facing UK neobanks is to sustain their momentum in an evolving market where competition grows stronger and customer demands become sharper.