JPMorgan Chase & Co. agreed to identify any bank officials who signed off on $875 million of transfers to a former Nigerian oil minister, after the government said that some of the lender’s own managers expressed concerns.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said she is interested in a widely praised German work-sharing program as a second wave of Covid-19 threatens the Canadian economy.

Deutsche Bank AG told its Americas investment bankers to stay at home as the number of Covid-19 cases climbs.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is participating Thursday in a policy panel before a European Central Bank Forum on central banking. The appearance will feature a question-and-answer session with the U.S. central bank chief.

Democratic U.S. President-elect Joe Biden’s team has tapped a mix of progressives and centrist policy experts, including former derivatives market regulator Gary Gensler, to lead a transition plan for financial industry oversight.

The Bank of Mexico left interest rates unchanged Thursday, calling a pause after 11 consecutive rate cuts to make sure inflation moves back toward its 3% target.

The leading central bankers in the world offered a cautious outlook on the global economy despite the developments on a COVID-19 vaccine, as the case count spikes in the United Kingdom, the Eurozone, and the United States.

Kenya’s biggest bank put on hold plans to expand into Ethiopia where fighting between the federal government and a dissident region has resulted in hundreds of deaths and caused thousands to flee.

Hong Kong stocks ended lower on Thursday, after data showed that new bank loans in China last month fell more than expected to their lowest in a year on tightened loan quotas.