John Maxfield

Why is the CEO of this $20 billion bank based in Little Rock, Arkansas, shifting responsibilities?

These two charts are a jumping-off point for understanding the $20 billion bank based in Little Rock, Arkansas.

It allows the bank to buy back stock at a cheaper price.

Americans spend more on beef each year than any other type of meat.

The bank expects trading revenue to fall sharply in the third quarter.

Multiple banks have warned that trading revenues are trending steeply lower in the current quarter.

Even modestly growing banks can produce large total returns if given enough time to do so.

The Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank will earn billions more in revenue as rates continue moving higher.

The nation’s biggest bank by assets will earn billions more in revenue as rates continue to move higher.

A recent economic report is making the case for higher interest rates.

The bank, which used to outgrow its peers, is now lagging them.

Not as long as you might think, assuming the bank continues to grow shareholder value at its current rate.

Shareholders in the nation’s biggest bank by assets could see its stock price double in less time than they expect.

While bank failures are just one piece of a bigger economic puzzle, a chart of them reads like a table of contents in a book about the history of the U.S. financial system.

Lloyd Blankfein recently expressed concern about the markets.

Stalling bank stocks plus Wells Fargo’s sales scandal have combined to leave the California-based bank in the broader market’s dust thus far in 2017.

A fintech executive explains why his company and others are seeking bank charters.

The battle between fintech firms and traditional banks was just dialed up a notch.

A review of three important metrics shows that the New York-based megabank makes a worthy addition to any dividend investor’s portfolio.

The bank’s stock is feeling the effects of its 2016 rally.