Royal Dude
29 분 전
This will be an unannounced and hidden release of the way the settlement will transfer our value. to the legacy value. If not today after the close, it will be soon. IMO
TPG RE Finance Trust Q4 2024 Earnings Preview
Feb. 17, 2025 5:35 PM ETTPG RE Finance Trust, Inc. (TRTX) StockBy: Urvi Shah, SA News Editor
TPG RE Finance Trust (NYSE:TRTX) is scheduled to announce Q4 earnings results on Tuesday, February 18th, after market close.
The consensus EPS Estimate is $0.27 (+800.0% Y/Y) and the consensus Revenue Estimate is $27.98M
Over the last 1 year, TRTX has beaten EPS estimates 75% of the time and has beaten revenue estimates 0% of the time.
Over the last 3 months, EPS estimates have seen 1 upward revision and 0 downward.
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lodas
19 시간 전
It is obvious that many people on this message board, after 17 years, STILL did not read any documents!!!!!!!!....(1) the chapter 11 closed with ALL PARTIES IN AGREEMENT TO ALL CROSS CLAIMS.... (2) WMIH in the 2013 10-K states no further court cases were ongoing to retrieve FORMER ASSETS..... (3) It has been posted in the chapter 11 closing document that JPM paid 1.89 Billion for Wamu Banks, and related assets....(4) it also states that JPM took Title of the TPS as part of the assets of WAMU for 1.89 billion dollars.....(5).... it also states that WMIH has Title to all assets of the Estate, before, during, and after the pendency of the chapter 11 closing..... (6) it also states that WMIH, JPM, FDIC, and the WMIL-T owns Title to all assets....(7) and most important, the documents say that ... All common and preferred shares were cancelled and extinguished, and all former prospectuses are NULL, AND VOID!!!!...(8)... there is no remediation clause to reinstate former values of old shareholders to make them "whole again" by issuing stock, or money, post chapter 11 closing!!!!!...(9).... the Judge signed the chapter 11 closing document in the full, and final conditions of all parties involved, and , with testimony of equity shareholders regarding their rights to former values....and finally, but, not least, (10)... Rosen states in filings that WMI held no off balance sheet assets, and that they were all sold off to GSE's....many here have wasted 1/4 of their lifetimes waiting for more recovery, when, WMI stated 13 years ago the conditions that closed the chapter 11... in no way, did they EVER INDICATE MORE SETTLEMENT WAS FORTHCOMING !!!!! those who relied on common sense, dot connecting, hope, waiting, divination were wrong to this day..... and finally, the FDIC says they see no recovery for common and preferred after the Receivership closes.....what don't you guys understand about the above language!!!!!..... Lodas
Nightdaytrader
24 시간 전
JPM's new NYC $3B Headquarters to offer jaw-dropping employee perks
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JPMorgan's new NYC headquarters to offer jaw-dropping employee perks
Wall Street titan's new headquarters will be located at 270 Park Ave.
By Daniella Genovese FOXBusiness
Published February 17, 2025 7:00am EST
A look at JPMorgan's new Manhattan office
JPMorgan is planning to open its new office at 270 Park Ave. in Midtown Manhattan in November 2025. (Credit: JPMorgan Chase)
Return-to-the-office work is taking on a whole new meaning as companies reconstruct offices with plentiful amenities for their employees.
Wall Street titan JPMorgan Chase is a prime example, opening a $3 billion headquarters with perks including lunch being delivered deskside and a sprawling health and wellness center.
When it opens, 270 Park Ave. – New York City’s largest all-electric tower – will become the new home for 14,000 employees. Designed by architect Norman Foster, the building will "define the modern workplace with 21st century infrastructure" by boasting smart technology and 2.5 million square feet of flexible and collaborative space, according to JPMorgan.
The building's biophilic design, an architectural style that increases connectivity to nature, will feature extensive use of natural plants. The building will also provide 30% more daylight than a typical developer-led, speculative office building and incorporate circadian lighting to reduce the impact of electric light and promote a healthier indoor environment.
JPMorgan's renovated office space at 270 Park Avenue in Manhattan. (Foster + Partners)
When the plan behind the new global headquarters was unveiled in 2022, the company said it was partnering with experts including Joseph Allen, director of Harvard University’s healthy buildings program, and wellness expert Deepak Chopra. It also parented with Union Square Hospitality Group’s Danny Meyer, who has been advising JPMorgan on a "wellness and hospitality experience" for employees, which includes a food hall featuring diverse food operators and healthy menus.
David Arena, JPMorgan Chase’s head of global real estate, told Fortune that Meyer is helping JPMorgan, the largest US bank with about $4 trillion in assets, create an environment like "Eataly or something even better."
There are 19 different restaurants, some of which include table service. Employees can also have food delivered directly to their desk, according to Arena.
Its health and wellness center will feature an array of fitness services including yoga and cycling rooms, physical therapy and other medical services, modern mother’s rooms for parents who are breastfeeding, and prayer and meditation spaces.
JPMorgan's renovated office space at 270 Park Avenue in Manhattan. (Foster + Partners)
Norman also doubled the amount of outside and fresh air spaces in the building. Its advanced HVAC filtration systems will also continually clean outdoor air as it comes into the building, while also cleaning recirculated air.
There will be 50% more communal spaces and 25% more volume of space per person, offering more flexible choices for workers, according to JPMorgan. At the top of the 60-story tower there will be a conference center with unobstructed city views where the company will host events for clients and employees.
"It's become more and more apparent to everybody that place, the physical place, is really important for folks, for their energy, for the way they feel about themselves and the way they feel about their companies," Arena said in an interview with Fortune earlier this month.
As COVID-related restrictions eased and return-to-office mandates took effect, companies began introducing fun perks and revamping office spaces to motivate employees to return to the work environment.
JPMorgan employees were notified last month that all workers must be in office five days a week starting in March, although 60% of its workforce are already doing so.
Walmart, which is currently in the process of bringing most of its workers back to its main hubs, recently opened a new campus for its Bentonville, Arkansas, headquarters.
The campus, spanning approximately 350 acres, features 12 office buildings, biking and walking trails, and amenities such as a childcare center and a 360,000-square-foot wellness center.
Last year, Amazon opened two new offices at its Puget Sound Headquarters in Bellevue, Washington. One of them, named Dynamo, provides more than 300,000 square feet of new office space, while the other, Sonic, offers 19 floors of working space across more than 400,000 square feet.
In September 2023, Amazon opened the doors to its newest office in the iconic Lord & Taylor department store building after a years-long renovation. The midtown Manhattan office includes a cafe, courtyard and outdoor terrace complete with a dog run and views of the Empire State Building for more than 2,000 employees.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/jpmorgans-new-nyc-headquarters-offer-jaw-dropping-employee-perks
Nightdaytrader
2 일 전
JPMorgan Chase stock soars to all-time high of $278.71
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Published 02/14/2025, 09:45 AM
In a remarkable display of market confidence, JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) & Co. stock has reached an all-time high, with shares trading at $278.71. This milestone underscores the banking giant's robust performance amid a dynamic economic landscape. Over the past year, JPMorgan Chase has witnessed an impressive 60.56% surge in its stock value, reflecting investor optimism in the company's growth prospects and its ability to navigate the complexities of the financial sector. The all-time high represents not just a peak in the company's 52-week performance but also sets a new benchmark in its historical stock price trajectory. InvestingPro analysis reveals the company maintains a "GOOD" overall financial health score, with 12 additional exclusive ProTips available for subscribers, including valuable insights on dividend consistency and growth potential.
In other recent news, JPMorgan Chase & Co. has initiated a series of job cuts as part of a broader plan to reduce its workforce through 2025. The bank has not publicly disclosed the exact number of jobs that will be eliminated or the specific areas of the business that will see reductions. In an additional development, JPMorgan's senior dealmaker in the natural resources team, Daniele Apa, retired at the end of January, marking the end of a career that significantly contributed to the firm's energy investment banking business.
In regulatory news, the Federal Reserve has informed Wall Street banks, including JPMorgan, that they will not be required to participate in climate stress tests this year. This decision marks the end of a pilot program initiated two years ago to assist lenders in identifying and managing financial risks related to climate change.
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A recent survey conducted by JPMorgan revealed that 71% of institutional traders do not plan to engage in cryptocurrency trading this year, while 16% of traders planned to trade crypto, indicating a slight increase from last year. The survey also highlighted a unanimous interest among participants in increasing their online or electronic trading activities.
Furthermore, JPMorgan has issued 300,000 shares of its 6.500% Fixed-Rate Reset Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock, Series OO, modifying the rights of current security holders and impacting the company's capital structure. This issuance is tied to restrictions on the company's ability to pay dividends or make other distributions on its common stock and other junior or parity stock, should JPMorgan fail to declare dividends on the Series OO Preferred Stock for the most recent dividend period.
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lodas
3 일 전
Mass firings of employees at the Federal agencies,as well as the fires in Los Angeles (over 17,000 homes) will cause havoc with those holding mortgages. The new administration plans to fire employees in the millions...If the courts do not put a stop to this, home, auto, credit card debt could throw many homes in foreclosure all over the United States.....Coop is a solid company, but if foreclosures skyrocket, this will impact the stock price....even the perception of a slowing economy with the upcoming tariffs, and other macro news will affect, not only Coop, but the general market as well....it is best to be in a defensive mode at this time...let the others try to game the last few percentage points left in this market after the magnificent run from 2010...IMO, the easy money has been made already.......Lodas
lodas
4 일 전
I dont think that you quite understand what happened in the WAMU saga 17 years ago...... JPM assumed the Savings deposits of WAMU which were deteriorating badly from Bank depositor runs, and loss of equity backing the ARM , and other "junk" loans that Killinger made.... so, JPM did not pay for Bank deposits, it Just assumed them from further losses... so, what were the assets that JPM paid for with the 1.89 billion dollars?....they bought the secured assets of the Savings and loans, and other Secured assets (TPS), and wrote the rest of the unsecured assets to below negative equity...don.t we all do this when we buy a USED CAR?....we complain of bald tires, chipped paint, holes in the seat covers, badly running engine that needs a tuneup, so forth...JPM did the same thing with WAMU...he got the whole enchilada for 1.89 billion dollars in PRICE, FOR MUCH MORE VALUE THAN HE PAID FOR!!!!!!!!!! this is the PRICE for MALFEASANCE on wall street by CEO,s, and BOD members who fail!!!!!....why dont you ever put the blame where it belongs????..... WAMU was Kerry Killinger's failure , not JPM.....JPM was in the right place, at the right time, with the right people, and he got the prize cheap.....he should have taken the 8.50 dollar offer from JPM, and you and I would not be having this conversation now!!..... JPM stock is north of 250 dollars per share from 2008....JPM was selling for 55 dollars in 2008, and JPM offered 8.50 dollars for WAMU.... that is a 30 Banger you could have made.... I was not in when the offer was made... I bought WAMUQ for .06 cents much later.... I still made a handsome return for the 1 dollar per share I got from mediation....leave it go, and move on with your life..... Lodas
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