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Nine investment banking jobs that tell the story of 2016

Some banks have also been busy posting new job advertisements over the Christmas and New Year period.

Global investment banking fees fall 8 percent in 2015

One bright spot was mergers and acquisitions (M&A), where fees from completed activity rose 8 percent year-on-year

Barclays to shut Indian equities in costs drive - sources

Barclays is midway through a three-year cost-reduction plan, which involves shedding 19,000 jobs, or about 14 percent of its global workforce

Investment bankers now expect the worst bonuses of anyone in the City of London

Private bankers and wealth managers expect an average 60% of their salaries

Privatization: ABN Amro IPO leaves ING in the dust

Overtakes rival with new valuation; dismisses state meddling, commodities concerns.

Barclays to cut Asia investment banking jobs next week - sources

The latest job losses will include staff from countries in which the bank's business is not a leading player, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity given the sensitivity of the subject.

Barclays rethinks bonus dodge

The revised Barclays pay policy will have to be approved by the Bank of England.

Two more top banks getting away with paying NO corporation tax in the UK

They also include JP Morgan Chase, Nomura, Deutsche Bank, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.

More banks pay no UK tax, Labour wants tougher approach

This means seven of the 10 biggest foreign investment and commercial banks operating in Europe's main investment banking centre have said their main British arms paid no tax in that year.

RBS closes Luxembourg deal with BlackFin

The sale sees the bank, which had to take state assistance during the financial crisis, refocusing more on its UK funds business, though RBS continues to operate a banking and depositary business in Luxembourg.

Year 2015: A Successful Year for Estonian Startups

What happened in the Estonian startup scene in 2015?

Cryan sells out of China to boost Deutsche Bank capital levels

Regulators around the world have been pushing global banks like Deutsche to hold more capital to avoid a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.

There were fewer floats but the ones that got away did very well

Fishing tackle retailers, an eastern European budget airline and a challenger bank are not natural bedfellows

Fresh flurry of floats and deals expected in 2016

Experts predict 2016 will see a fresh flurry of activity, as a number of big stockmarket floats and deals are in the pipeline.

JP Morgan urges firms to float fast in 2016

JP Morgan's investment bankers expect 2016 to begin with strong markets but end with uncertainty around the US and French presidential elections, and the UK's EU referendum

Banks and startups: How to find the perfect fit

Menno van Leeuwen, head of the innovation centre focus team at ABN Amro discusses the challenges and opportunities for banks working in collaboration with fintech startups.

Five of world's biggest investment banks pay no UK corporation tax

JP Morgan, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank AG, Nomura Holding and Morgan Stanley make billions in profit in Britain – but analysis reveals their UK arms paid not a penny of business levy in 2014

Investment banking in 2016: a bank-by-bank survival guide

BAML claims to be at the right size for its sales and trading division

Treasury hires RBS and Barclays to run state bank accounts

The government is cutting costs with a new bank account deal

Barclays Corporate Banking and Ares Management ink deal

Barclays Corporate Banking remains committed to the UK mid-market and will continue to provide debt and wider banking services to these clients.

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