Private-debt managers at firms including Blackstone Inc. and Goldman Sachs Asset Management say the return of their biggest rivals can’t come soon enough.

A federal banking regulator is considering conducting an annual survey of trust in the overall banking system following a string of recent collapses that eroded the public’s faith.

The European Union has expanded the categories of Russians who may be targeted for sanctions to include a wider swath of businesspeople and their family members as the bloc tries to strengthen its penalties on Moscow.

Lawyers for a Jeffrey Epstein victim suing JPMorgan Chase & Co. over its ties to the disgraced financier are asking the judge to recall Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon as well as top executive Mary Erdoes for fresh depositions.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has put the financial world on notice: It considers a range of widely traded digital assets to be securities, a position that could impose steep regulatory requirements on digital-asset exchanges. Recently announced legal actions against some of the biggest names in crypto trading will put that proposition to the test. Figuring out what does or doesn’t make a coin a security is still a major point of contention.

Banks now have a clearer roadmap from US regulators to ensure their financial technology partners comply with fair lending, privacy, and anti-money laundering laws.