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Deutsche Bank's legal headaches drag into 2015

Overall, Deutsche reported a pretax profit of 253 million euros

Daniel Stewart raises £1.52m

The refinancing will provide the company with additional tier 1 regulatory capital which will, in the directors' opinion, be more than be sufficient to resolve the company's current regulatory capital shortfall.

No Plans for Raiffeisen Bank to Leave Russia, CEO Says

Raiffeisen Bank International has no desire to exit the Russian market

How Cypriot Banks Are Luring Investors From New York and Moscow

The Moet & Chandon was flowing, as Victor Kislyi, the 38-year-old Belarusian founder and chief executive officer of Wargaming Pcl, mingled with members of the board of Hellenic Bank Pcl, in which Wargaming owns a 26 percent stake.

Time is ripe for radical action by Deutsche Bank and Barclays

The idea of breaking up big banks is in the wind again

Fines, reforms force Deutsche Bank to face tough strategy choices

The term Duesselgate began to fly around the bank’s Frankfurt headquarters

Investment bankers turn focus on the super rich, target family offices

The growing ranks of the super rich and their increased appetite for risk have caught the eye of investment bankers

Goldmans warns UK on EU exit

Investment bank Goldman Sachs has suggested it could quit the UK if the country exits the European Union.

Got a spare billion? Investment bankers are keen to help

The growing ranks of the super rich and their increased appetite for risk have caught the eye of investment bankers.

Goldman Sachs president warns Britain's exit from the EU could harm London's status as 'a great financial capital of the world'

The Prime Minister’s pledge to hold a vote has spooked many in the City of London and in the business world.

UBS to expand debt fund business into continental Europe

The new capital raised has been sourced by the fund’s co-general partner and cornerstone investor Mitsubishi Corporation.

SocGen banks on German growth, but uninterested in retail

French bank Societe Generale aims to double its growth in Germany to win more market share in Europe's biggest economy

SocGen banks on German growth, but uninterested in retail

French bank Societe Generale aims to double its growth in Germany to win more market share in Europe's biggest economy

Chris van Eeghen, ABN Amro Corporate Finance Executive, Dies

He began his career in 2000 in equity sales at Rabo Securities, a unit of Utrecht, Netherlands-based Rabobank Groep.

Leading French bank eyes job cuts - Les Echos

The move follows more demanding regulation prompted by the financial crisis, the deterioration of the economy and sanctions imposed by U.S. authorities, Les Echos said.

BNY Mellon Treasury Services wins best trade outsourcing bank award

Sixth consecutive year BNY Mellon secures top ranking from GTR

Barclays loses tens of millions over Swiss franc move

British bank Barclays has lost "tens of millions" of dollars after Switzerland's central bank scrapped its currency ceiling against the euro

Senior banker found dead after mountain search

The 45-year-old from London was not heard from again

Investment banking bonuses up this year but traders see pay slip

Senior dealmakers at investment banks expect to see their bonuses rise by as much as £40,000 this awards season

The European Investment Bank has committed €40 million (£31m) to a French renewable energy fund.

The EIB hopes the investment will help attract other investors in the renewable energy sector in France and Europe.

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