The Fed's Wait-and-See Outlook Obscures a Bigger Strategy Shift 
 

Central banks can lower interest rates because of good news or bad news. The window for "good" cuts is closing due to new inflation risks.

 
As Debt Ceiling Looms, the Fed Considers Tweaking Its Portfolio Runoff 
 

The process of shedding assets and draining bank reserves could collide with dynamics related to raising the federal debt limit.

 
Santander to Close a Fifth of U.K. Branches 
 

The Spanish lender is set to close 95 of its 444 U.K. branches, as customers increasingly favor digital banking.

 
An Insurer Taps Its Financial-Adviser Network to Sell Private-Market Funds 
 

Lincoln Financial is teaming up with Bain Capital and Partners Group to launch two new funds aimed at everyday investors.

 
Liquidity Gets Fresh Financing for U.S. Expansion 
 

The technology-driven credit provider has arranged for up to $450 million in debt and equity through a deal led by KeyBank.

 
Morgan Stanley is the latest bank to trim its workforce. Here's why. 
 

Morgan Stanley plans to cut between 2% and 3% of its 80,000 global employees late this month, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.

 
Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk 
 

Find insight on Bridgepoint Group, M&G and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.

 
Nasdaq Plans Second U.S. Headquarters in Texas 
 

The stock exchange operator's Dallas plan is another sign of growing threat of 'Y'all Street' to New York's financial dominance.

 
He Nerded Out Over Payroll Technology. Now, He's Accused of Corporate Spying. 
 

A Rippling payroll manager allegedly fed stolen customer and employee information to one of the company's rivals.

 
Carr's Hill Partners Banks Debut Fund to Back Industrial Services Companies 
 

The Gulf Coast private-equity firm invested in four businesses as a fundless sponsor before raising its first commingled pool.

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