11/20/2013
Acquisition of UniCredit Bank by Swedbank allowed in Latvia
The Financial and Capital Market Commission today gave the go-ahead for acquisition of part of UniCredit Bank's Baltic portfolio by Swedbank
Retail Banking
11/19/2013
Russian Bank Closed Over Alleged Money Laundering
Russia's central bank revoked the license of a medium-size Moscow-based lender.
11/17/2013
Scotland has first Dementia-friendly bank
The Bank of Scotland has been named Scotland's first official Dementia Friendly Bank after working to raise awareness of the disease among its staff.
11/16/2013
Lloyds Chief Set for £2.3m Bonus
The boss of the state-backed banking group stands to receive just over three million shares should the stock close above 73.6p on Wednesday.
11/14/2013
Monte Paschi posts third quarter loss, bad loans rise
Italy's scandal-hit Monte dei Paschi posted its sixth straight quarterly loss in the three months to September,
11/13/2013
Bradford & Bingley repays £3.8bn to taxpayers
Ukar Payments To Taxpayers Reach £3.8 Billion In the First Nine Months of 2013
11/13/2013
OTP Bank sees lower risk costs ahead - deputy CEO
Hungarian lender OTP Bank is likely to need less risk provisioning in the future as risk coverage against its non-performing loans has reached a historic high and the stock of bad loans has begun to decline
11/12/2013
BNP Paribas to buy Belgian Fortis stake for 3.25 billion euros
BNP Paribas has agreed to buy the Belgian state's 25 percent stake in BNP Paribas Fortis for 3.25 billion euros $4.36 billion (2.72 billion pounds) in a move that will help the country keep its commitment to lower public debt.
11/12/2013
Intesa Sanpaolo 3Q profits plunge by almost half
The results show choppy economic waters are having a negative effect on Italy's banking system.
11/10/2013
Standard Bank puts UK unit up for sale to focus on Africa
Standard Bank has announced the latest step in its long-term strategy of selling off its non-African operations with Friday’s Stock Exchange News Service
11/06/2013
Commerzbank's Painful Restructuring Gains Traction
The country's second-biggest lender of Deutsche Bank said net profit jumped by 15 percent to 77 million euros in the period from July to September.
11/06/2013
France's BNP Joins Battle for Rabobank's Polish Arm
France's biggest lender said on Thursday it had made a non-binding bid for Bank BGZ BGZ.WA
11/04/2013
Banca Generali Q3 net profit rise 8 pct
Italian asset manager Banca Generali said on Tuesday its net profit rose 8 percent to 105.1 million euros in the third quarter of this year thanks to a significant rise in management fees.
11/03/2013
Banks Spruce Up Branches To Attract New Customers
Velizy, France - Installation art, interactive walls and a robot doorman; the flagship branches of the world’s top banks have come a long way from the iron grilles and potted plants of old.
11/03/2013
ABN Amro increases fees for business customers
The paper says the new charges make ABN Amro ‘by far’ the most expensive bank when it comes to basic bank charges.
11/02/2013
US debt fund among group taking control of the Co-op Bank
Co-operative Group to inject £400m into its banking arm as part of a detailed £1.5bn recapitalisation plan to be outlined on Monday
11/02/2013
China Construction Bank looks to Europe for deals
He wanted to expand operations to more European countries
10/31/2013
RBS avoids being split into 'good' and 'bad' banks
Royal Bank of Scotland has said it will not split into separate so-called good and bad banks, and also announced a loss for the third quarter of the year.
10/31/2013
Slovak Banking Industry Records Growing Net Income
In the first nine months of 2013, Slovakia´s banking sector recorded a total net profit of € 449m.
10/30/2013
Commerzbank's Polish arm BRE posts in-line net profit
BRE and other Polish banks have relied on retail loans