BlackRock, the world's largest money manager, has reported its profits fell 11% in the second quarter, as the global downturn in markets cut into fee income.
PIMCO's Bill Gross has predicted the US is poised to fall back into recession amid a climb in unemployment and tough times for corporates.
GMO's Jeremy Grantham has said there will be a number of opportunities for investors to snap up discounted European equities, as the crisis continues to roll on.
SocGen permabear Albert Edwards has said the S&P 500 is in danger of breaching a crucial support level, a move that may coincide with US 10-year treasury yields moving below 1%.
JP Morgan Chase is to restate its Q1 results downwards by a net $459m after it revealed the losses it has sustained from its ‘London Whale' positions have widened to $4.4bn.
The JPMorgan Chase employee, dubbed the ‘London Whale', who was responsible for an estimated $2bn loss has left the bank.
Ten-year US Treasury bonds were sold at a record low yield at auction yesterday, as fears that the US economic recovery is fading mounted.
HSBC has revealed it faces a hefty fine - estimated at $1bn by analysts - from US regulators for failing to have the right anti money laundering controls in place from 2004 until 2010.
The US Federal Reserve raised concerns about LIBOR as early as 2007 and shared proposals for reform with the UK regulator, according to reports.
Manchester United is set to float onto the New York Stock Exchange, seeking to raise $100m in an IPO.