HeyJaredAnthony Noto
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Bank of America, Bradesco Test Instant Cross-Border Payments (opens the original)
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Home Transaction Banking Bank of America, Bradesco Test Instant Cross-Border Payments Author: Anthony Noto | Photos: Shutterstock At Sibos 2026, Bank of America announced that it had executed its first real-time payment initiated by Bradesco. Bank of America Corp. has completed its first pilot transaction for a new cross-border real-time payments service, partnering with São Paulo–based Banco Bradesco SA to execute the transfer. The bank announced the milestone during the annual Sibos conference
More Trillion-Dollar US Banks Expected as Consolidation Accelerates (opens the original)
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Home Capital Raising & Corporate Finance More Trillion-Dollar US Banks Expected as Consolidation Accelerates Author: Anthony Noto | Photos: Illustrated with Canva Lighter regulation and excess capital are setting up the biggest U.S. banking wave since the 2008 crisis. The U.S. banking industry is bracing for its most significant wave of consolidation since the 2008 financial crisis, according to a new Bain & Co. analysis. The firm expects the number of trillion-dollar U.S. banks to grow from the
High-Yield Reality: CFOs Rethink Corporate Debt Strategies (opens the original)
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Home Capital Raising & Corporate Finance High-Yield Reality: CFOs Rethink Corporate Debt Strategies With high rates here to stay, CFOs rely on internal cash and working capital for stability. In August, U.S. Treasury yields reached multi-decade highs. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent responded by doubling the size of buyback operations for 10- to 20-year and 20- to 30-year securities to a floor of $4 billion each, effective Sept. 9 — a stopgap lasting through November 4, when the Treasury releas
People on the Move: EIF, Barclays, Standard Chartered, and Julius Baer (opens the original)
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Home Banking People on the Move: EIF, Barclays, Standard Chartered, and Julius Baer Authors: Anthony Noto, Rob Daly, Luca Ventura This article appears in the September 2026 issue of Global Finance Magazine. The European Investment Fund (EIF) has appointed Jean-Christophe Laloux as its next CEO, effective Jan 1. He will succeed Marjut Falkstedt, who plans to retire. Laloux currently leads the European Investment Bank’s lending and advisory operations in the EU and has spent more than two decades
Revolut Fast-Tracks to Wall Street With Conditional US Charter (opens the original)
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Home Banking Revolut Fast-Tracks to Wall Street With Conditional US Charter Author: Anthony Noto | Photos: Shutterstock Revolut gets an OCC thumbs up to launch a US bank, but lending ambitions are another issue. Technically, financial technology company Revolut is already a bank across several regions—it holds licenses in the U.K., France, Mexico and Australia. Now, in the U.S. market, it is one step closer to bankhood. The London-based startup announced Thursday that it has received conditional
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