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Deutsche Bank's chairman best paid among German blue chips in 2018

But the bank is still struggling to sustain the recovery and expects to make a loss in 2019.

Is UBS Leaving Money On The Table By Not Focusing Enough On Investment Banking Operations?

Keeping in mind the fact that UBS has consolidated its balance sheet well over the years by focusing on wealth management, now may be a good time for it to complement the business model by expanding its presence in key investment banking areas.

UK’s bank challengers are fading in fight with big four

Fintech invaders from Santander to Metro Bank and Monzo are struggling with regulations

HSBC UK Commits £550 Million to SMEs in Wales

The allocation for international business has been doubled to £2 billion to help companies grow overseas, while the agriculture pot has increased to £1 billion from £300 million last year.

Lawbrook Asset Management Hiring Managers' Survey 2019

The expected growth will come from mid and junior level investment analyst hires with the greatest demand likely to come from those with 6 to 10 years' experience.

Deutsche Bank takes 5% stake in German fintech

German bank pays €50 for stake in Deposit Solutions, elevating it to become Germany's second biggest fintech unicorn

Deutsche Bank Acquires 5% in Fintech Deposit Solutions

The bank is now planning to open it up to a wider range of clients within Deutsche Bank Group.

EON Hires BNP Paribas to Sell $1.1 Billion Czech Retail Business

The European Commission on Tuesday granted EON permission to take over Innogy from RWE AG in a deal that is set to transform Germany’s energy landscape.

Barclays boss Jes Staley sets up 'tense' showdown to oust board raider Bramson

Bramson has repeatedly urged Barclays to scale back its investment bank in a move he claims would boost profits and the share price.

Run Lola Run! by Andrew Hauser

The complexity in FX markets lies not in the products themselves, which for the most part are relatively simple.

Deutsche Bank said to offer $2m packages to some top ECM bankers

The German bank closed its global equities business as part of its restructuring at beginning of July, leaving only a small secondary effort to support its ‘focused ECM’ strategy.

Controversial 'Russian spy bank' set to break into Europe

The Moscow-backed bank's staff are reportedly being granted full diplomatic immunity by their Hungarian hosts.

UK Market Comeback Despite Uncertainty - LCPP

Buyer momentum continues to build

Bankers look forward, not backwards, as bonus talks kick off

It's all about coming up with a compelling narrative - just like selling an asset or winning a mandate - to secure a decent share of the global compensation pool and keep their bankers back home in well paid seats.

The Nomura ghost that haunts Barclays investment bank

Deutsche people are also dotted around Barclays' markets business.

U.S. sanctions Lebanon's Jammal Trust Bank for ties to Hezbollah

Treasury is targeting Jammal Trust Bank and its subsidiaries for brazenly enabling Hizballah’s financial activities.

Greek bank deposits rise in July for fifth month in a row

Athens exited its latest bailout in August and is relying on bond markets to refinance its debt.

Narrowing the gap: Banque Havilland's PM Ana Hernández on women's under-representation in investment roles

The industry needs to make the effort to understand that women and men do not have to follow the same steps during their careers and the industry need to be ready to adjust itself to that.

The other banks that could 'do a Deutsche Bank' and cut costs urgently

Banking is a famously volatile business and just because two quarters were bad, it doesn't mean the next two won't be good.

The other banks that could 'do a Deutsche Bank' and cut costs urgently

The latest charts from banking intelligence firm Tricumen explain why Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing felt the need to take such drastic action.