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Welcome to the views, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters breaking views.

I'm Anna Schmanzky.

This week, we're going to talk about the exit of Black Rock's largest shareholder, Sweden's reopening, and the future of online dating.

So I have Anthony Curry here. Now, Anthony, there was some big news this week about the massive asset

manager, BlackRock. What

happened? Yeah, that's right. Thanks, Anna. Great to be back on. So it wasn't so much about what BlackRock's

doing, although it is doing something as part of this, but it's what its longest ever shareholder,

and in fact, what used to be its entire owner is doing. And that's PNC Financial Services.

For those listeners not in the know about US regional banks,

and there's no reason why people would have to be.

PNC Financial Services is a top 10 US bank by assets

with that $412 billion.

It's based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

and it's run by someone Bill Demchek, who a very long time ago was

a JPM Morgan executive.

I think he left back in 2001, kind of guessing that.

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