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JPMorgan Chase gets First Republic's wealth clients. Can it keep them? - Vimarsana News

JPMorgan Chase gets First Republic's wealth clients. Can it keep them?

An emergency deal for First Republic Bank will help boost JPMorgan's wealth management business. But company executives acknowledge that there are questions about how many of the failed bank's clients and wealth advisors it will be able to retain.

Talking Bank Sector Opportunities With An Expert - Vimarsana News

Talking Bank Sector Opportunities With An Expert

Cheryl Pate is one of the managers of the Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust (FINS), one of the closed-end funds we own in my Underground Income Service. Normally we would not share this information with everyone, but after giving paid members a first look, we decided her message was too important not to […]

Bolton: Ofsted rates childminder Cheryl Pate 'good' - Vimarsana News

Bolton: Ofsted rates childminder Cheryl Pate 'good'

A childminder from Bolton has received a positive rating from Ofsted.

Cheryl Pate reveals where 'best value' lies in bank stocks - Vimarsana News

Cheryl Pate reveals where 'best value' lies in bank stocks

Angel Oak's Cheryl Pate explains why she likes regional and community banks. She also revealed stocks she recommend in particular.

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Big banks flex strength in commercial lending - Vimarsana News

Big banks flex strength in commercial lending

U.S. Bancorp and Wells Fargo both reported robust business loan volumes during the first quarter, while other large lenders reported smaller gains. Inflation is fueling more spending on technology, and companies are catching up on capital expenditures that they deferred earlier in the pandemic, according to bank executives.