Credit Suisse obtains key approval to launch wealth business in China
Credit Suisse has received regulatory green light from China after years of waiting to launch a full-fledged wealth management business in the world's second-biggest economy, according to a company memo reviewed by Reuters.
Stock pickers reckon it's time to move on from central banks
Stock market investors are calling time on the idea that the Federal Reserve, and other major central banks, have their back.
Ex-Goldman banker Ng deserves 15 years in prison, US prosecutors say
U.S. prosecutors on Friday urged a judge to sentence former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng to 15 years in prison after he was convicted of helping loot billions of dollars from Malaysia's 1MDB sovereign wealth fund.
Goldman Sachs lays out key targets ahead of crucial investor day
Goldman Sachs Group Inc would aim to grow fees from asset and wealth management and try to make profits from a newly-created unit, the investment bank said on Tuesday, laying out its key priorities at the start of its second investor day.
Analysis: Competition hots up as British banks fight to keep earnings rising faster than costs
British banks face a tougher battle for mortgage customers and business borrowers in 2023, as rising costs and deposit rates paid to long-suffering savers threaten to outpace flatlining profit margins, senior industry executives and analysts said.
Lloyds faces housing market chill as profit growth stalls
Britain's Lloyds Banking Group signalled that falling house prices, competition on savings and rising costs may crimp future returns after reporting flat profit growth for 2022.
HSBC takes US$300 million hit on Russia business sale, says deal on track for 2023
HSBC HSBA.L> said it still expects to complete the sale of its Russia business in first-half 2023, in the most significant update on the progress of the deal since it said in July 2022 it had agreed to sell the unit to local lender Expobank.
Forbes kicks off bid to lead Scotland, would have opposed gay marriage
Scottish finance minister Kate Forbes on Monday became the latest candidate hoping to replace Nicola Sturgeon as the country's first minister, but her stance on gay marriage upset some in her own party.
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European stocks steady, dollar up tracking rates outlook
Europe's main stock markets steadied Monday after record highs for London and Paris last week as investors bet on prospects for a brighter economy despite lingering recession risks caused by high inflation.
EU calls for fast-track crypto capital rules for banks
Tough capital rules for banks holding cryptoassets must be fast-tracked in the European Union's pending banking law if Europe wants to avoid missing a globally-agreed deadline, the bloc's executive has said.
China's top billionaire investment banker Bao Fan goes missing after Jack Ma: Report
Bao Fan is the CEO of China Renaissance Holdings, one of the country's top investment firms.
UK bank NatWest posts bumper profits but shares tank
British bank NatWest on Friday posted a jump in annual profits as it trimmed costs and the sector benefitted from rising interest rates.
Dani Alves rape case: Footballer's DNA found in accuser's body, clothes
Alves previously admitted that he "penetrated" his accuser on the night in question.
Investors call on five European banks to end new oil and gas finance
European banks risk jeopardising the path to net-zero carbon emissions and the growth of renewable energy unless they stop directly financing new oil and gas fields this year, investors managing assets worth more than $1.5 trillion said on Friday.
Citi's high deposit betas to squeeze interest margins - Moody's
Citigroup Inc may see more net interest margin (NIM) pressure than the other four big U.S.
How e-commerce is changing the face of traditional commerce in the UK
Electronic commerce is gradually replacing physical stores in the British economy. However, brick-to-mortar stores are still strong pillars of UK business.
Nomura's Q3 profit grows despite investment banking slump
Nomura Holdings Inc, Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank, reported an 11% rise in quarterly net profit on Wednesday, as a partial stake sale in an affiliate offset a slump in investment banking.
EU tests banks' ability to withstand 'high-for-long' interest rates
European Union banking regulators on Tuesday launched a stress test to check how banks could cope with a long period of high inflation and interest rates just as the European Central Bank is expected to raise borrowing costs further.
Rising interest rates have a sting in the tail for Europe's banks
Rising borrowing costs are giving a long-awaited lift to Europe's beleaguered banks, but they come with a sting in the tail.
Goldman Sachs CEO touts bank performance as some investors balk
To listen to Goldman Sachs Group Inc chief executive David Solomon, the bank is doing "great," while skeptical investors wonder what comes next.
European shares gain on earnings optimism
European shares marched higher on Thursday as upbeat quarterly results from STMicroelectronics, Sabadell and Nokia eased some worries about the impact of stubborn inflation and slowing economic growth on corporate profit.
IBM cuts 3,900 jobs, misses annual cash target
IBM Corp on Wednesday announced 3,900 layoffs as part of some asset divestments and missed its annual cash target, dampening cheer around beating revenue expectations in the fourth quarter.
Banks demand deep changes to UK's accountability rules -sources
Banks are pushing the British government to relax core parts of post-financial crisis rules designed to hold bosses to account for misconduct on their watch, in order to make hiring easier, two industry sources told Reuters.
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Italy plans Treasury shake-up with new department for state-owned firms - sources
Italian Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti plans to reorganise the ministry, creating a new unit at the Treasury department to manage state-owned firms and banking regulation in a project he will take to the cabinet next week, sources told Reuters.
Brexit lifts number of million-euro-a-year bankers in EU, watchdog says
More Brexit-related relocations from London and rise in trading increased the number of bankers earning more than a million euros a year in the European Union by more than 40% in 2021, the bloc's banking watchdog said on Thursday.
European stocks head for second weekly gain
European shares rose on Friday and were hovering near a nine-month high, supported by healthcare and banking stocks and upbeat economic data from the UK.
What's in store for the UK in 2023? Here's one economist's view
Steps taken by the government so far to try to generate growth have been questionable.
UK minister reassures Washington on restored stability, fiscal plans
Britain's financial services minister sought to reassure U.S. counterparts on Wednesday that the UK's bout of debt market instability last fall was a one-time event