February 2024 - Page 3

TLDR: New York is one of 15 states that does not require high school students to take a personal finance course to graduate. There is a push to add a mandatory financial

TLDR: Seethalakshmy Narayanan, at just 29 years old, is the youngest vice president at Premji Invest and has led seven investments totaling over $300 million. She has a background in chartered accountancy

TLDR: Smaller companies in China are experiencing heightened levels of stress. Factors contributing to the stress include rising costs and a slowdown in economic growth. According to a recent article in the

TLDR: Jamie Dimon is not worried about competition from Capital One’s takeover of Discover Financial. Dimon acknowledges that the deal could eclipse JPMorgan Chase as the nation’s biggest credit card lender. JPMorgan

TLDR: Deal sourcing is challenging, but financial characteristics can help identify acquisition targets. Acquisition targets show faster growth, higher leverage, lower liquidity, greater profitability, and larger revenue size. In a research article

TLDR: Fargo is making big changes to how it handles its finances City officials are planning for the long-term financial future of Fargo The city of Fargo is reevaluating its financial planning

Article Summary TLDR: John F. Woods, Vice Chair and CFO of Citizens Financial Group, discusses the evolving role of CFOs, the importance of technology in banking, and the launch of a private

TLDR: HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank are increasing their products tied to the Wealth Management Connect scheme in the Greater Bay Area to promote cross-border investments. Recent enhancements include raising the individual

“`html TLDR: Northwestern University has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit for $43.5 million along with other elite universities, accused of price-fixing in financial aid. The suit alleged that universities were not

TLDR: China is widening access to its US$232 trillion repo market for foreign investors, allowing access to the most liquid part of its financial markets. The People’s Bank of China has concluded