Wall Street’s safe bet on trust banks turns sour
Until recently, the big US trust banks were Wall Street’s idea of a safe bet. The likes of State Street and Bank of New York Mellon have long been the irreplaceable plumbing of the financial system, earning steady fee income by providing back-office services for investors. For years, they traded…
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