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RBS stalls sale process of Williams & Glyn

The key reason it did not have a licence was because it did not have a robust technology platform, he said.

Italy's Banco Popolare completes share sale

Banco Popolare had initially contested the need for such a transaction

Slovenian bank profits grow, households borrow more

Loans to non-financial companies decreased by 11.3 percent with loans to households up by 1 percent.

Hungary, EBRD pay $282 mln for 30 pct stake in Erste unit

An Erste Group spokeswoman said the bank would use the full proceeds from the issuance of the new shares to boost the capital of its Hungarian unit.

RBI announces the positive effect from the takeover of Visa Europe

The expected positive effect from the cash payment of the transaction at closing on RBI’s profit before tax will be EUR 97 million and should be booked under net income from financial investments in the second quarter of 2016.

Liquidator of Trasta Komercbanka recovers EUR 19.2 mln in May

The liquidator of Latvia's Trasta Komercbanka recovered EUR 19.205 million in May, according to the bank's financial report published in Latvia's government gazette Latvijas Vestnesis, informs LETA.

Raiffeisen aims to decide on merger in September

Although it is too early to give many specifics such as the rate at which shares in either company would be exchanged.

Brokers seeking buyers told to diversify income streams

A lot of advisers we speak to say they should be writing more but they’re running so fast already on the hamster wheel selling mortgages that it is difficult to jump off and look at what else is around.

Metro Bank's Craig Donaldson voted UK's highest rated chief executive

Eighteen out of 25 highest rated chief executives across north America and Europe were based in the UK.

Private & Commercial Finance keen for bank licence as profits soar

Profits in the period to March were 67% higher at £3.5mln

Nordea becomes biggest lender to Latvian corporate clients in Q1

The Riga branch of Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken had issued no loans as at the end of March 2016.

Monte Paschi Said to Seek Offers for Managing Its Bad Debts

Monte Paschi erased an earlier drop of as much as 2.9 percent and closed 0.3 percent higher at 59 euro cents in Milan trading.

ACI Worldwide Announces Collaboration with Raphaels Bank

Enables payment service providers and challenger banks to access UK Faster Payments Scheme

New UK bank, CivilisedBank, submits banking licence application

It will also offer savings and investment products to retail customers.

Lithuania: Transfer of Danske Bank's retail banking clients to Swedbank has begun

This will increase its loan portfolio by almost 500 million euros and bring its market share to 40 to 50 per cent.

JC Flowers and Apollo Circling Irish-based Bank

US private equity firms JC Flowers and Apollo are among bidders circling a Dublin-based bank which is being sold under the wind-up of failed former German lender WestLB.

Cyprus NPLs here to stay

Clerides is worried that expectations are being built that cannot be fulfilled.

Barclays set to offer perks to customers to ramp up profits at its credit card business

The changes are part of Barclays chief executive Jes Staley’s push to bring the bank back to its roots as a High Street lender.

150 more jobs to be cut at Clydesdale bank as lender announces £450million hit

The £450m has been set aside to deal with an expected rush of PPI claims.

Competition chiefs are paid to protect us from overmighty firms - but have FAILED, says challenger banking boss

Rarely the diplomat, Lynam has some choice words for the team at the CMA which drew up the report.

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