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A bill signed into law last week by Gov. Ned Lamont drives a stake into the heart of so-called “zombie” mortgages.
Gov. Ned Lamont and the General Assembly either eviscerated the budget caps that have generated unprecedented surpluses or barely adjusted them, leaving too little for education, human services and municipal aid.
At the end of 2025, business owners could face a significant turning point in tax policy.
The city of Stamford has long been known to have a strong financial services sector — helped by its proximity to Manhattan — but its focus lately has been on growing its stable of financial technology companies.
Each quarter, KeyBank surveys 400 middle market business executives (defined as those companies within the $10 million to $2 billion range) to understand the impact of current macroeconomic conditions and government policies on the business
Brett Amendola was a successful wealth advisor at a major financial firm in February 2023 when he and five colleagues defected to form a startup.
After hitting several all-time highs earlier this year, the markets have been on a wild ride — falling sharply, bouncing back, and now continuing to fluctuate. For many investors, this level of volatility can be unsettling.
New Haven-based Wooster Square Advisors doesn’t disclose its assets under management, but the firm is growing. It expanded in March with the launch of a sister business, Wooster Square Partners.
A bill that significantly alters state statutes regulating credit unions was signed into law on Tuesday by Gov. Ned Lamont.
Traders will soon be able to trade U.S.-listed stocks nearly around the clock during the workweek.
Stamford-based financial services company Synchrony announced it has partnered with OnePay, a financial technology platform that is majority owned by mega-retailer Walmart, to develop a private-label Walmart credit card program.
Confluence Point Holdings, a Greenwich-based private equity firm located at 270 Greenwich Ave., has acquired residential re-roofing contractor Perry's Roofing.
Connecticut will once again allow companies to provide salary advances to employed state residents.
A Stamford-based bank working to shore up its financial position said it will conduct a direct registered offering that will raise about $10.47 million in net proceeds.
FactSet, a Norwalk-based financial data and software company, has appointed a JPMorgan Chase executive as its new CEO.
Jessica Bailey and Alexandra Cooley realized in the mid-2010s that a state-backed loan program for energy efficiency projects could go nationwide after seeing insatiable interest from borrowers and institutional investors.
The Connecticut Sun, a WNBA team owned by the Uncasville-based casino operator Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority, announced Wednesday that it has partnered with TD Bank to become its financial services sponsor.