The bank said the role will support its governance framework and risk oversight as it pursues longer-term expansion.

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JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) is providing its Kinexys multi chain tokenisation system as the blockchain infrastructure for a new tokenised US dollar money market fund share class launched by Schroders. Schroders is the first global asset manager to receive approval for a tokenised share class in a US dollar money market fund using J.P. Morgan's blockchain platform. The launch marks a move from internal testing to real client deployment for J.P. Morgan's blockchain business, with regulatory...

The share class is intended to address client interest in digital asset products and more efficient fund operations.

Assets under management (AUM) increased to £867.8bn due to market gains, foreign exchange movements and investment performance.

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Americans who currently contribute to a workplace retirement plan such as a 401(k), believe they will need $1.2 million in savings to retire comfortably, yet many won't make that target, according to a new survey.

Retirees are struggling to keep up with a higher cost of living on a fixed income. Working Americans are setting themselves up for the same problem.

Americans keep raising the bar on what it takes to retire comfortably, yet a surprising share of workers are moving in the opposite direction, and the reason comes down to a single financial habit quietly draining their future.

American workers think they'll need more than $1 million to retire in comfort, but it’s a goal most of them don’t expect to meet.

Debt, healthcare, and rising costs are eating into Americans’ retirement readiness, according to a new survey from asset manager Schroders.

Gary Yeowell/Getty Images UK M&A value is tracking to a record high in 2026, as corporate buyers sidelined PE investors in the year’s largest deals with financing options that sponsors couldn’t easily replicate. UK M&A value reached £178.9 billion (about $240 billion) in the year to July 7, putting the market on track for an annualized total of around £347 billion, eclipsing the prior high of £309.2 billion set in 2015, according to PitchBook data. The top 10 deals accounted for roughly 52% of t