These companies trade various derivatives whose underlying asset is foreign exchange currencies. Specifically, the derivatives include FX contracts, currency swaps, and currency options.

These companies provide commercial loans to diversified businesses.

These companies provide loans to consumers for a variety of purposes.

These companies issue credit cards to customers and are responsible for transferring cardholders’ funds to the payment network during settlement.

These companies advise consumers on managing their assets.

These companies manage assets for businesses, governments, and individuals through equity and fixed income portfolios.

These banks provide brokerage on investment securities.

These companies are dealers of investment products, such as equities and fixed income, for institutional clients. Sometimes, these companies also perform underwriting as part of an investment banking function.

These companies provide equity and fixed income underwriting services for institutional customers.

These companies are venture capital firms. They invest by either providing capital to startup ventures or by supporting small companies that wish to expand but do not have access to equity markets.

These companies provide insurance for automobiles (consumer passenger cas) and sell them through insurance brokers.

These companies provide diversified insurance, such as property and casualty insurance, to both businesses and consumers, and sell them through insurance brokers.

These companies provide health insurance for consumers and sell them through insurance brokers.

These companies provide reinsurance for diversified insurance products and sell them through insurance brokers. Typically, they offer insurance for property and casualty insurance packages.