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Wealth managers are ramping up hiring in the red-hot crypto market

May 14, 2021, 20:00 IST
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The crypto talent war is heating up as big money managers warm to digital assets

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Recruiters are seeing an uptick in searches for crypto roles as legacy firms start wading into the space.

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Here's a look at Wall Street's latest talent war.

JPMorgan Chase execs detail how the bank's Columbus, Ohio, hub is a critical piece of its tech strategy, including everything from digital banking to the public cloud

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The bank has more than 19,000 employees in Columbus, Ohio, where much of its tech work - from digital banking to cloud deposit engineering - is hosted. We spoke with two execs, who told us about the future of Columbus and tech at JPMorgan.

Blue Owl, the result of the Dyal-Owl Rock SPAC merger, is targeting tech deals. Its president talks how private lending is key to growing the $51 billion tie-up.

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Marc Lipschultz, co-founder of alternative asset manager Owl Rock Capital, details what the future holds for Blue Owl, the product of a Owl Rock-Dyal Capital SPAC merger. Here's what he said.

Portland Trail Blazers' CJ McCollum is part of a new generation of athletes taking a shot at becoming smart investors. The NBA star told us how he makes his bets and who he calls for advice.

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29-year-old McCollum is already preparing for a life after the NBA with a wide range of investments, and gave us an inside look at his investing strategy and famous mentors. Take a peek at his strategy.

JPMorgan just released new carbon-reduction targets for clients in the auto, power, and oil & gas sectors

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The bank's new carbon-reduction targets will align with the Paris Agreement. More on JPMorgan's big climate push.

Public.com is offering up SPAC-specific data to users. The $1.2 billion fintech's COO explains why it's trying to simplify complex blank-check deals for investors.

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The personal finance app is launching a new feature to detail key information about SPACs. Stephen Sikes, Public's COO, explains the thinking behind the feature.

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JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and several other banks plan to offer credit cards to people with no credit score, report says

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Major banks are planning to take part in a government-backed plan to help people with no credit scores get credit cards. Here's how it would work.

A Citigroup senior banker offered details on a new group focused on helping clients transition to sustainable energy

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Sandip Sen, a managing director at Citigroup, shared more details with Insider about the new subdivision. Learn more here.

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