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The bank's market capitalization has declined a little more than 50% in twelve months.

Uncertainties around Brexit will prevail for a while

John Cryan seeks to boost capital buffers and shore up investor confidence

Net interest income, or revenue generated from the difference between what banks charge for loans and pay on deposits.

It is expected that the move will stimulate loans of up to £35 million for SMEs while leveraging significant private sector investment.

EIB wants to help plug the funding gap

Spokesmen for Citigroup, Westfield and Lend Lease declined to comment.

EIB is providing a €100m loan to the Qatar National Bank to support SMEs

Terms of split could prove expensive over service agreements, analyst says

Kleinwort Benson works internationally putting in place funding for large development projects

Smaller, U.K.-focused companies will be served by a newly formed advisory and corporate broking group in the country.

This is our opportunity, a real opportunity to gain significant market share

Headhunters are hoping to use Brexit as leverage to fill vacancies at investment banks in Europe's fourth largest economy.

The European Investment Bank has a strong track record in supporting crucial investment programmes across Africa and around the world.

The only thing we've really exited is trading desks in countries that are not really part of the developed capital markets.

No large-scale job cuts are planned, but there will be some 'pruning'.

A Macquarie spokeswoman declined to comment.

Expense reductions will help the core business hit management’s cost target of 13 billion pounds this year

Warren also addressed fears of a vicious spiral revving up in which capital concerns would cause both talent and clients to abandon the bank

Russian bank VTB has already said that it is moving its European headquarters out of London in response to Brexit