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Danske Bank to enhance customer experience with new platform

Backbase, a private fintech company founded in 2003 and headquartered in Amsterdam, is a renowned expert in engagement banking platform solutions worldwide.

HSBC reportedly eying Tesco Bank acquisition

The UK's largest banks have been linked to potential buyers of Tesco Bank. HSBC is the latest.

Mortgages in Swiss francs are expensive for the French bank

The customers claimed that they had been tricked into taking out risky mortgages in Swiss francs by the BNP subsidiary during the financial crisis.

HSBC Continental Europe: Completion of the Sale of Retail Banking Business in France, Including the Sale of HSBC SFH (France)

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Full list of bank closures happening in 2024 including Lloyds, Barclays and NatWest

Data from consumer champion Which? shows 5,791 branches have shut for good since January 2015 - and there are 189 more closures scheduled for 2024

EBRD, EU and UniCredit support green SMEs in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The proceeds will enable UniCredit to continue supporting local SMEs’ investments in green and sustainable technologies.

Santander chair Ana Botín welcomes UK banker bonus cap removal

Lender says it could change way it pays staff after rule brought in following financial crisis is scrapped

Lloyds replaced by NatWest as Barclays' preferred UK banking play

It looks for a substantial rebound in net interest margin (NIM) and earnings, ahead of consensus, driven by a best-in-class structural hedge tailwind.

EBRD Agrees Subordinated Loan Facility with TBC Bank

The funding provided by the EBRD will strengthen TBC’s capital structure and support the bank’s sustainable growth.

Intesa Sanpaolo gives clients more time to opt out of digital shift

The complaints prompted Italy's central bank as well as the antitrust authority to look into the way the lender was shifting the clients to the app-based unit.

Private credit is no panacea for Europe’s capital market woes

Loans are moving off banks' balance sheets, but questions remain over what's filling the slack

SocGen weighs sale of German unit in bid to boost returns

The deal could fetch a few hundred million euros, the sources said, asking not to be identified discussing non-public information.

WHSmith reports 28% revenue growth in FY23

The retailer’s headline profit before tax and non-underlying items rose 96% during the fiscal year.

HSBC Holdings plc 3Q 2023 Earnings Release

This underlines the substantial distribution capacity that we have, even as we continue to invest in growth.

Lloyds’ profits and Wall St gains fail to lift FTSE

FTSE 100 unmoved by Lloyds’ third-quarter profits beating expectations, strong overnight gains in the US and a stimulus announcement from Beijing.

Lender TAB lands £300 securitisation facility from NatWest

UK banking giant NatWest is backing green mortgage lender TAB with a new funding line as it looks to scale its loanbook

Coop launches “super app” for financial services

The messages suggested that the retail group would soon be offering a new banking service.

GLKB cooperates with well-known partners in the pension sector

The aim of the cooperation is to sell pension solutions, as the state institute announced on Monday .

Metro Bank seeks bids within weeks for £3bn mortgage book

Metro Bank wants rival high street lenders to submit offers by early November as it continues to repair its balance sheet, Sky News understands.

Nordic bank’s 9.5% yield and conservative lending lure top investors

Nordea's strong track record of profitability has won the bank some of the world's top-performing fund managers as fans.