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Europe Turmoil Shows Why Deutsche Bank Must Chase Wealth Abroad

Shares of Deutsche Bank have erased almost half their value this year and touched a record low last week as investors lose faith that the company can lift returns.

UNLU & Co: "Turkey's Best Investment Bank"

The Euromoney Awards for Excellence given by the highly prestigious and prominent Euromoney magazine to the leading players of the finance industry across Europe for 25 years, were presented to their winners at a ceremony in London on July 6.

Deutsche Bank chief economist calls for 150 billion euros in EU bank bailout-Welt

Folkerts-Landau added that particular attention had to be paid to Italy, where banks had 350 billion euros in bad loans and debt ratios were on the rise.

Four U.S. investment banks vow to help London after Brexit vote

The statement said no other city in Europe had capital markets as deep as those of London, but the banks made no commitment about keeping jobs in Britain.

Citi Recognised in the Global Euromoney Awards for Excellence

Euromoney said of Citi’s emerging markets franchise, "Citi over the past 12 months continues to impress clients and rival bankers.

Putting Norway’s Billions in Perspective

The agency tasked with managing Norway’s oil wealth, is the asset-owner equivalent of that.

Citigroup merges EMEA, Asia consumer banking businesses: internal memo

The move, which will see consumer banking revenues from five countries

Investment banks pledge to help City of London retain top status in wake of Brexit vote

Goldman Sachs, Standard Chartered and JP Morgan state 'common aim to help London retain its position as the leading international financial centre'

Deutsche Bank Sees Brexit Hit Amid Investment Bank Rebuild

The consequence is a smaller fee pool.

Kenny Advisor Appointed To Top Post In Europe

The post brings with it an annual salary worth to be in the region of €270,000 a year.

For London bankers, it's about job preservation

The Brexit vote has already resulted in turbulent markets and may put a chill on investment, another problem for European banks like Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Credit Suisse Group that are in the midst of dramatic reorganisations.

Deutsche Bank: World's most dangerous bank?

It's not hard to get scared when you look at a few numbers.

Big firms suffer as investment banking fees plunge 23 per cent in first half of 2016

JP Morgan took the largest slice – seven per cent – of revenue during the period, with $2.6bn in fees. But this was down 23 per cent year on year.

Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and Citi Already Fully Licensed in Frankfurt

The biggest headache for international banks hoping to move staff away from London to other EU states after the UK’s Brexit vote is securing a banking license

Chinese retail investors have ‘taken over silver’ – Saxo Bank

In the year to date it is up more than 40 per cent, outpacing gold, another safe haven asset.

Brexit is political crisis, not financial one: Barclays vice chair

The vote on June 23 caused widespread market turmoil with sterling dropping to a 31-year low.

Deutsche Bank CEO says no need for capital increase -report

Deutsche Bank said in its first quarter results it is targeting a stable core tier 1 ratio of 11.1 percent at the end of this year

2016 on track to become a record year for Dutch housing market

Economists now predict that the rest of the year will see a 15 percent increase, while in March they had expected a 10 percent rise in home sales.

Two of Britain's biggest banks say they will stay in the UK

Bosses of HSBC and Barclays say they will stay in the UK following Brexit

Deutsche Bank May Be Top Contributor to Systemic Risk, IMF Says

Deutsche Bank currently exceeds its capital requirements and is shrinking its balance sheet to comply with regulations as they become stricter.

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