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Relationship Manager II - Business Banking - New J at JP Morgan Chase- New York (Iselin, NJ)

Job Description Relationship Manager - is responsible for business development and relationship management for medium-sized business clients. The RM will grow and manage a portfolio of Business Banking relationships. Responsibilities… See the original post here: Related Content Subscribe to the post comments feeds or Leave a trackback Read Full Story

Another credit card fee is about to fly

From:  ap.org
Another fee is coming in the new year for airline and hotel customers — this time from your credit card company. The message: Pay your bill on time or forfeit the miles or points you thought you earned for making purchases on your card during that month. To get the rewards back, it's going to cost you. American Express Co. is sending notices to customers who hold its cobranded cards with Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Hilton Hotels and Starwood Hotels, that beginning in January rewards won't be... Read Full Story

JP Morgan to take over Cazenove: report

From:  afp.com
US investment bank JP Morgan Chase will later on Thursday unveil a one-billion-pound deal to buy 190-year-old London stockbroker Cazenove, a newspaper said. The bank is to pay about 535 pence a share for the 50-percent stake of Cazenove which it does not already own, the Financial Times said. Under the deal, Cazenove chairman David Mayhew would stay on and was likely to receive a windfall of more than 19 million pounds, the newspaper said, citing sources. Media reported earlier this week... Read Full Story

JP Morgan to take over Cazenove: report

From:  afp.com
US investment bank JP Morgan Chase will later Thursday unveil a one-billion-pound (1.67-billion-dollar, 1.12-billion-euro) deal to buy 190-year-old London stockbroker Cazenove, a newspaper said. The bank is to pay about 535 pence a share for the 50-percent stake of Cazenove which it does not already own, the Financial Times said. Under the deal, Cazenove chairman David Mayhew would stay on and was likely to receive a windfall of more than 19 million pounds (21.2 million euros, 31.7 million... Read Full Story

JP Morgan bids for queen's broker Cazenove: report

From:  afp.com
US investment bank JP Morgan Chase wants full control of 190-year-old London stockbroker Cazenove by buying the 50-percent stake which it does not already own, the Financial Times reported on Monday. The paper, which cited people familiar with the matter, said JP Morgan could pay 940 million pounds for the remaining stake that is mostly held my current or former employees. The Sunday Times had also reported over the weekend that JP Morgan was looking to take full control of Cazenove, which... Read Full Story

Jamie Dimon to Treasury whispers getting louder

From:  forexlive.com
Geithner’s callout on Capitol Hill last week has spawned a whispering campaign promoting JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon as his eventual replacement. I wouldn’t touch the job with a 10-foot pole, if I were Dimon. Just ask Hank Paulson how much fun it was to serve his country… Read Full Story

JPMorgan CEO Dimon: End "too big to fail"

From:  reuters.com
NEW YORK (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co <JPM.N> Chief Executive Jamie Dimon called the idea that any bank is too big to fail "ethically bankrupt" and said regulators should have the power to wind down even the largest lenders. "If some unforeseen circumstance should put this firm at risk of collapse, I believe we should be allowed to fail," Dimon wrote on Friday in The Washington Post. "Global economic growth requires the services of big financial firms. It also requires that big financial... Read Full Story

WaMu Personal Account

Since we here at Savings Accounts 411 still get questions about WaMu personal account changes and how a Washington Mutual personal account has changed since the takeover by Chase, we thought we should address this on our site. Over a year ago, on September 25, 2008, at the close of business day, the assets of Washington Mutual Bank were seized by the U.S. Office of Thrift and Savings on behalf of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The FDIC then put WaMu into receivership and sold... Read Full Story

Washington Mutual Home Page

Here at Savings Accounts 411, we are still getting messages from people asking why the Washington Mutual home page has changed and what this means for their accounts and the bank. So we thought we should answer these WaMu home page questions here on the site. On September 25, 2008, the United States Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) seized Washington Mutual Bank from Washington Mutual, Inc. (it’s corporate owner) and placed it into receivership status with the Federal Deposit Insurance... Read Full Story

Alabama county sues JP Morgan over sewer bond debt

From:  reuters.com
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (Reuters) - Alabama's Jefferson County sued JPMorgan Securities and JPMorgan Chase and Co on Friday, alleging fraud related to the accumulation of its massive sewer bond debt, a senior county official said. The county sued for compensatory and punitive damages over what it says were fraudulent transactions tied to interest rate and bond swaps earlier this decade as it sought to upgrade its sewer system. "We are suing for fraud because they conspired to profit with... Read Full Story
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