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Week Ending October 11, 2026

Citadel's HQ Goes Under Stop-Work, Corient Closes EMEA, and Florida's $7B Auction Enters Final Stretch

Citadel's Miami headquarters faces a stop-work order, Corient completes its EMEA acquisitions, and the Carlyle–Bain contest for Wealth Enhancement Group reaches final bids as the October FOMC meeting approaches.

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Week Ending October 4, 2026

Sibos Closes in Miami, the Rate Cycle Tightens, and Florida's Acquisition Pipeline Deepens

Sibos concludes in Miami Beach, the rate cycle prompts portfolio repricing, and Florida's wealth management acquisition pipeline deepens with Modern Wealth's fourth Florida deal and the Wealth Enhancement Group process reaching final bids.

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Special Report · September 2026

I Saw Dubai in Brickell

Why South Florida is becoming a global financial metropolis — without taking anything from New York. Thalius Hecksher reflects on Miami's evolution, the capital and talent reshaping the region, and the work still required to become the financial capital of the Americas.

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Week Ending September 6, 2026

SWIFT Chose Miami. Sibos 2026 Arrives in September. And Vanguard Just Redrew the RIA Custodian Map.

For the first time in 48 years, SWIFT's Sibos conference comes to Miami — 10,000 attendees, Citi's Jane Fraser on the main stage, September 28 to October 1 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Separately, Vanguard acquired Altruist for $4.6 billion, reshaping RIA custody for every Florida advisory practice.

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Week Ending August 30, 2026

The US Is Heading for Seven Trillion-Dollar Banks by 2030 — and the Reference Deal Is Santander-Webster

Bain & Company projects five to seven US banks above $1 trillion in assets by 2030. The reference deal is Santander's $12.3B acquisition of Webster Financial, approved by the Fed on August 4. Santander has banked Miami since 1979 — and is building a 50-story tower in Brickell.

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