12/20/2014
LONDON: Banks are likely to increase their bond market borrowing in 2015 despite heavy intervention from the European Central Bank, especially as they start to focus on new regulatory requirements aimed at buttressing their balance sheets
12/20/2014
The Bavarian state bank, who were unavailable for comment on Friday, accuses the British billionaire of bribing one of its executives to influence the 2006 sale of Formula One's rights.
12/19/2014
Evgeny Gavrilenkov, the chief economist at the investment banking arm of Russia's largest lender Sberbank CIB, has warned that actions taken by the Russian authorities to bail out Russia's troubled banking sector could cause a "full-scale b
12/17/2014
The FCA said it was ‘encouraged’ by findings over disclosure of charges and services to clients, despite having to refer one advice firm to enforcement over disclosure failures but added that wealth management firms were still getting it wrong
12/17/2014
Andy Brooks, director at Brooks Wealth Management, questioned how advisers restricted to a certain number of providers can be seen to be giving the full breadth of retirement options.
12/17/2014
The rules would also require banks, auditors, lawyers, real estate agents and casinos, among others, to be more vigilant about suspicious transactions made by their clients.
12/17/2014
Irish lawmakers have opened a fact-finding investigation into the causes of Ireland's banking crisis, when a collapsing property market exposed reckless lending and required an emergency international bailout.
12/17/2014
Raiffeisen Bank International AG (RBI) may sell its largest foreign unit after Russia, Raiffeisen Bank Polska SA, according to two people with knowledge of the matter. Raiffeisen, which agreed with Polish regulators to take the unit public on the Warsaw