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Foreign banks' Korean exodus: Banco Santander to exit from Korea

It will also provide support to Santander clients doing business in Korea.

Deutsche ventures into ethical funds arena

In the past, the bank has also come under fire from campaign groups for pushing up food prices through its dealings in agricultural derivatives.

Buyout firm EQT taps JPMorgan for $2.2 billion BSN sale - sources

The business, which employs over 5,500 people across the world, is already being looked at by some U.S. heavyweight private equity funds

UBS warns investment banks will need to cut pay of deal-makers

UBS Sydney-based analyst Jonathan Mott has long argued Macquarie Group could deliver shareholders material upside by lowering its cost base, including revising compensation.

London traders brace for biggest night since 'Black Wednesday'

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has cautioned that a Brexit vote could shake financial markets and potentially push back the timing of the next rise in U.S. interest rates.

Now MPs to probe Sir Shifty's links to bankers: Philip Green relationship with Goldman Sachs to come under scrutiny

The billionaire has accused the veteran Labour MP of being biased for a series of quotes he has made to newspapers.

Deutsche and JP Morgan stay overweight UK equities even as Brexit fears mount

Brexit remains a clear concern, but GBP is a natural hedge for UK stocks, with 72 percent of sales derived from abroad.

SGSS mandated by Credit Suisse in Russia for sub-custody services

Societe Generale Securities Services in Russia has been mandated by Credit Suisse to act as its sub-custody bank in the country.

Citizens CFO Shifts Assets to Where the Profits Are

The Rhode Island bank’s predecessor was founded in 1828.

EIB opens Hungarian office in Budapest today

Varga said Hungary appreciates the credit agreements that the country has signed with the EIB and Banque de Developpement du Conseil de lʼEurope.

US investment banks conquer Europe

Their commitment to staying in the business wins them clients and talented staff

British Bankers' Association set to merge with rival trade associations

Reducing the number of trade bodies would help banks save money in membership fees and discuss key issues, the banks collectively said.

Nordic Investment Bank launches US$567m euro green bond

This is second green bond in euros by the Nordic Investment Bank, which provides funding for projects in the Nordic and Baltic countries.

Dark Days at the Folly as Nomura Traders Join Europe’s Jobless

The shell-shocked men and women sipping pints and consoling each other had become part of a growing population.

Goldman Sachs fights $1bn court battle against Libya's wealth fund

The bank noted that the LIA would have stood to “make very substantial profits” if share prices had moved in a different direction.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. to Reform UK Business

The bank currently employees around 16,000 Britishers all across London, Bournemouth, Edinburgh, and Glasgow.

Goldman Sachs was flooded by 250,000 job applications from millennials

The vast majority of applications it received are likely from millennials — those aged 18-34 — due the number of applicants for summer jobs and new analyst positions.

HSBC restructures investment banking arm

HSBC has also set up a new advisory team, combining corporate finance with mergers and acquisitions execution.

Goldman Sachs slashes dozens of senior investment banking jobs in London, New York and Hong Kong

The cuts have hit employees in London, New York and Hong Kong, sources told Bloomberg.

Morgan Stanley is the latest bank to try this tactic to keep investment bankers from leaving

All are trying to improve work-life balance at the banks to stop talented staff defecting.

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