AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBanking & Capital Markets: Bank of America unveiled an 18-month plan to mobilize and deploy $250 billion for U.S. critical infrastructure, targeting data centers, chips, power generation/storage, and grid upgrades. Big Deal (Finance): BofA also agreed to buy up to a 49.9% stake in Jio Credit’s non-bank lending unit for as much as 182.68 billion rupees, expanding its India footprint. Crypto Regulation: Hyperliquid is stepping up lobbying for a compliant path to launch perpetual futures in the U.S., arguing regulators need clearer coverage for fast-growing on-chain derivatives. Markets & Macro: With easing inflation, Social Security’s 2027 COLA estimates slid to about 3.5%–3.6%, though the official figure comes Oct. 14. Personal Finance & Investing Culture: Gen Z investors increasingly treat sports betting as part of long-term wealth plans, pulling money away from traditional investing. Housing & Credit Risk: Lakeland, Florida’s foreclosure rate remains among the worst in the U.S., with guidance highlighting options before foreclosure judgments. Business & Jobs: Employers plan to add permanent staff in the second half of 2026, with tech, healthcare, and finance roles leading demand. Energy & Jobs (Grid): Prysmian will invest over $1B and add 385 jobs in North Carolina to expand fiber and glass manufacturing. Corporate Moves: Brown & Brown’s retail EVP resigned with a $2.5M severance package.
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