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City of Siena prosecutors reveal they are seizing billions of euros of Nomura assets as part of Monte Paschi's derivatives losses probe

China's lower-than-expected first-quarter growth adds to investors' concerns about the global economy.

International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Guardian, Le Monde and Washington Post access data dump on financial machinations of mega-rich.

Bundesbank launches DB probe over mis-valued credit derivatives that allowed the lender to hide over €9bn worth of losses

The US District Judge dismisses antitrust claims while allowing some commodity manipulation claims to proceed.

World's oldest bank posts huge loss on bad debt provisions and derivatives trades targeted by fraud probe.

EU watchdogs expands probe into the industry body on possible collusion with banks on credit derivatives market data

German lender increases mortgage-related lawsuits and unrelated litigation provision to €2.4bn.

Pippa Middleton was seen celebrating her skiing achievement with a very public display of affection with her beau Nico Jackson.

Italian bank suffering huge derivatives losses seeks damages from two former executives as well as Nomura and Deutsche Bank.

Rupert Murdoch's media company is divesting its minority holdings in firms ahead of its split to into two separate divisions.

Dutch bank expected to reach deal with UK and US regulators over Libor rigging claims.

Ulrike Jackson says the Kate Middleton's sister and her son are "very happy".

France's third largest bank tries to calm investors on its €2.68bn writedown, saying it will not impact on its core capital

Europe's biggest bank sets aside €10bn to cover legal and restructuring costs as Libor investigation looms.

Surprise GDP decline triggered by limited restocking and government cuts to defence spending.

The world's oldest bank is accused of hiding millions in losses as it made pleas for a €4bn state rescue that involves Italy's political elite

German regulator launches Euribor rigging investigation into Deutsche Bank, Portigon and two other lenders

Despite selling more iPhones than ever before, and reporting record revenue and profits, Apple's share will likely open almost 10 percent down as Wall Street remains unconvinced.

Crest Nicholson is planning an IPO in order to take advantage of a "gradual recovery" in the UK housing market.

Car registrations in Europe declines due to weak demand in the crisis-hit region.

Morgan Stanley plans to cut some of the highly paid jobs in the level of managing directors and executive directors.

Rolls-Royce retains its position as market leader in the ultra- luxury segment despite tough macro-economic and industry conditions.

"High level risk takers" at Deutsche Bank are of 'particular interest' to the regulator.

Plastic banned in Vatican by Bank of Italy over transparency and money-laundering concerns.

M&A activity declines in 2012 due to global economic uncertainty.

This Christmas IBTimes UK speaks to Christians in the City of London and asks how they square their faith and working in finance.

The zombies of financial orgies past include Citi, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Bear Sterns, AIG and Countrywide.

Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, UBS and Depfa Bank guilty of mis-selling swap to Milan city council in landmark case.

Difficult macroeconomic environment and restructuring costs will have a significant negative impact on Germany's biggest lender fourth quarter results