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SocGen banks on German growth, but uninterested in retail

French bank Societe Generale aims to double its growth in Germany to win more market share in Europe's biggest economy

Chris van Eeghen, ABN Amro Corporate Finance Executive, Dies

He began his career in 2000 in equity sales at Rabo Securities, a unit of Utrecht, Netherlands-based Rabobank Groep.

Leading French bank eyes job cuts - Les Echos

The move follows more demanding regulation prompted by the financial crisis, the deterioration of the economy and sanctions imposed by U.S. authorities, Les Echos said.

BNY Mellon Treasury Services wins best trade outsourcing bank award

Sixth consecutive year BNY Mellon secures top ranking from GTR

Barclays loses tens of millions over Swiss franc move

British bank Barclays has lost "tens of millions" of dollars after Switzerland's central bank scrapped its currency ceiling against the euro

Senior banker found dead after mountain search

The 45-year-old from London was not heard from again

Investment banking bonuses up this year but traders see pay slip

Senior dealmakers at investment banks expect to see their bonuses rise by as much as £40,000 this awards season

The European Investment Bank has committed €40 million (£31m) to a French renewable energy fund.

The EIB hopes the investment will help attract other investors in the renewable energy sector in France and Europe.

Deutsche Bank Said to Weigh Job Cuts, Asset Sales

No decisions have been made on what steps will be taken, said the person, who asked not to be identified before the review is completed.

Goldman Sachs Wins Allied Irish Bank Restructuring Mandate

AIB was bailed out and nationalized in 2010, receiving nearly €21 billion. It was one of the most expensive banking bailouts in world history.

CaixaBI Wins 2014 IFM Award for 'Best Investment Bank, Portugal'

London-based International Finance Magazine has conferred the 2014 award for 'Best Investment Bank' in Portugal to CaixaBI.

Bernhard Walter, Former Dresdner Bank Chief, Dies at 72

Bernhard Walter, the chief executive officer of Germany’s Dresdner Bank AG during its failed merger with Deutsche Bank AG in 2000, has died. He was 72.

Deutsche Bank Considering Separating Consumer Unit, Reuters Says

Deutsche Bank AG, Germany’s biggest bank, is considering separating its consumer business and offering its stock to the public as the lender reviews its strategy

Goldman, UBS Start Year in Fees Lead on Banco Santander

If the New Year’s resolution of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and UBS Group AG was to secure the lead in 2015’s ranking of stock-sale underwriters, they may have pulled it off in record time.

Deutsche Bank to present strategy changes in Q2

Deutsche Bank AG will provide details of a new strategy plan to investors in the second quarter of 2015, senior management told bank staff in an internal memo on Monday.

European Bankers Earned Big Bonuses In 2013 While Regulators Worked To Cap Compensation

Under the new rules, banks now have to disclose more detailed information on how much they pay their employees

Standard Chartered to axe cash equities business

The Asia-focused lender said on Thursday the move would help it save some $100m (£66.2m) in 2016.

Berenberg, BayernLB to Join Forces in Investment Banking

The cooperation should strengthen the banks' deal-brokering power, after neither ranked among the top ten banks collecting investment banking fees in Germany last year.

Credit Suisse Sells Commodities Trading Book To Citigroup

The sale of the bank's commodities positions comes within weeks of Credit Suisse's decision to scale down its prime brokerage unit .

UBS Tries Old-School Investment Banking

The goal: Give advice and conduct trades while taking less risk