07/14/2013
Germany's second-largest bank said it is selling 5 billion euros ($6.5 billion) of loans to Wells Fargo & Co. and the private-equity firm Lone Star Funds at a 3.5 percent discount to book value.
07/12/2013
Lloyds is expected to report a sharp rise in profit, which would raise hopes it can start paying dividends again in 2014 and increase its attractiveness to investors.
07/11/2013
Over the past decade, Italy has been the slowest growing economy in the eurozone.
07/10/2013
Britain is encouraging new banks to open to increase competition in financial services.
07/09/2013
Santander has been a consistent supporter of the intermediary market and by bringing all our intermediary product brands together under Santander for Intermediaries
07/05/2013
The Treasury Select Committee is expected to summon Co-op Bank chiefs this month to give their version of events.
07/03/2013
The group is looking for a target which specializes in activities slightly differing from its own
07/02/2013
Taxpayer-owned Royal Bank of Scotland said it plans to cut as many as 1,800 jobs at its Ulster Bank division by 2016.
06/28/2013
A Singapore-based NRI is launching a bank here tomorrow to provide latest services to its customers in the UK.
06/27/2013
French Bank Seeks to Rekindle Growth as it Cuts Costs
06/27/2013
The Church of England has blessed a consortium of financiers
06/27/2013
Barclays Bank will be closing down at least five agencies in the Algarve
06/27/2013
Dutch Rabobank may sell its Polish mid-sized lender
06/26/2013
Some banks have responded to the changing landscape by introducing video ATM technology
06/22/2013
The bank will also start tracking customers through their mobile phones or other "devices" - to help protect them from fraud.
06/20/2013
Five of Britain’s biggest lenders have been told by the Bank of England they must raise more than £13bn between them
06/18/2013
IARB welcomes findings of Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards and endorses commitment to high professional standards throughout banking
06/16/2013
The Co-operative Group has reached agreement with the City regulator that the hole in the Co-op Bank is around £1.5bn, I have learned.
06/16/2013
National Australia Bank boss Cameron Clyne says he would consider a sharemarket spin-out of the bank's British business
06/16/2013
Britain's Co-operative Group has agreed a plan to plug a 1.5 billion pound ($2.4 billion) capital hole at its bank which forces bondholders to pay part of the bill, avoiding a repeat of the taxpayer-funded bailouts staged during the financial crisis.