Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan said ‘pipelines can grow and shrink’ rapidlyPhoto: Al Drago/Getty Images
Wall Street banking bosses have preached caution about a recovery in dealmaking even as investment banking fees bounced back in the second quarter.
In what was expected to be a muted quarter for investment banking as US president Donald Trump’s tariff war prompted companies to ice deals, some top banks surprised with rises in revenue.
Comments