Hank Tucker is a staff writer based in New Jersey who covers investing trends and Wall Street’s difference-makers. He joined Forbes in 2019 and has also reported on the world’s billionaires for Forbes’ wealth team and was previously an assistant editor covering money and markets. He has written or coauthored features on billionaire Todd Boehly’s Eldridge Industries, private credit firm Ares Management and the secretive family behind North Carolina’s First Citizens Bank, which acquired Silicon Valley Bank out of insolvency. Tucker graduated from Duke University in 2019 with a major in math and served as the sports editor for its student newspaper, The Chronicle. Follow him for coverage of athletes’ earnings and all the ways big money and sports are colliding, and send news tips to htucker@forbes.com.
The Future Of Wall Street And Enterprise: Fintech 50 2026
Financial institutions are making the most of emerging AI products to make everything about their back-office operations more efficient.
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