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SentinelOne has appointed Sonalee Parekh as Chief Financial Officer as the company continues to scale its operations in the cybersecurity sector. She will oversee global financial functions, including financial planning and analysis, accounting, tax, treasury, internal audit, and investor relations. Barry Padgett will remain Interim CFO until her start date and will lead the company through its upcoming fiscal reporting cycle to ensure a smooth transition...

JPMorgan Chase has taken steps to reduce its exposure to private credit by marking down the value of loans used as collateral, particularly those tied to software companies. The move reflects a more cautious stance as the bank responds to weakening market valuations in parts of the software lending market. By lowering the value of these loans within financing portfolios, JPMorgan is tightening lending conditions for private credit firms that rely on back-leverage to boost returns...

PayPay has set the price of its U.S. initial public offering at $16 per share, below its earlier indicated range of $17 to $20, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing market volatility. At the revised price, the company aims to raise approximately $880 million, implying a valuation of about $10.7 billion. The adjustment comes at a time when geopolitical tensions have contributed to market uncertainty, adding pressure to an already challenging environment for new listings...

The Federal Reserve is set to modestly reduce capital requirements for large U.S. banks under revised drafts of its sweeping regulatory framework, according to U.S. Federal Reserve Board Vice Chair Michelle Bowman. Speaking in Washington, Bowman said the proposed changes to Basel rules and the GSIB surcharge will lower capital requirements by a small amount through what she described as a sensible recalibration. The revisions aim to better align capital buffers with actual risk exposures while removing overlaps embedded in earlier proposals...

Bank of America is spotlighting a major affordable housing push after its Community Development Banking business delivered $7.4 billion in debt and equity financing in 2025, helping support more than 11,000 housing units across the country. The financing backed 87 developments in 68 cities across 21 states and included housing for families, seniors, veterans, people experiencing homelessness, and individuals with special needs...

DDN has appointed Guido Torrini as Chief Financial Officer, placing him in charge of finance and operational functions as the company expands its AI and data infrastructure business. In this role, Torrini will oversee capital strategy, long-range planning, global supply chain operations, performance management, and enterprise systems. The appointment comes at a time when demand for high-performance infrastructure continues to rise as enterprises, cloud providers, and research organizations increase investments in artificial intelligence and large-scale data platforms...

McKesson Corporation has announced a planned transition in its finance leadership as Britt Vitalone, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, prepares to retire after a 20-year career with the company. The company said Kenny Cheung will join as Executive Vice President and CFO, effective May 29, 2026. During his tenure, Vitalone played a central role in strengthening the company’s financial performance, maintaining disciplined capital allocation, and supporting strategic initiatives that helped reshape the company’s portfolio...

Investcorp announced the close of its second GP staking vehicle, Investcorp Strategic Capital Partners II (ISCP II), with commitments exceeding $1.25 billion, including $1.1 billion in fund commitments and an additional $155 million allocated for co-investments. The fund is managed by Investcorp Strategic Capital Group (ISCG), the firm’s GP staking platform. ISCP II closed at a size more than 75% larger than its predecessor, ISCP I, reflecting continued investor interest despite a selective fundraising environment for private markets...

The IPO market showed signs of a sustained reopening in 2025, with total proceeds reaching approximately $44 billion despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and periods of volatility. For finance leaders, the year offered a clearer signal on what public markets are willing to support. Activity returned across sectors, but investor appetite remained selective, with an emphasis on predictable revenue, profitability pathways, and business models that can withstand shifting macro conditions...

Private credit has moved from a niche financing option to a significant component of modern capital markets, drawing closer attention from banks, regulators, and investors. The market expanded rapidly after the global financial crisis as tighter banking regulations limited traditional lenders’ willingness to finance highly leveraged companies. Asset managers stepped into the gap, building large pools of capital that now fund corporate borrowers through private debt funds, business development companies, and structured credit vehicles...