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HSBC chases up to 50 broking clients in renewed UK banking drive

Lender is hiring corporate brokers in its latest push to generate higher fees in its home market

Germany’s Deutsche Bank slashes 20,000 jobs

The details of the planned layoffs are still being finalised, and some of the figures could change.

Deutsche Bank Plans to Cut as Many as 20,000 Jobs in Overhaul

Announcement could come as soon as this week, people say

William Blair Enhances Its Global Footprint With New Amsterdam Office

William Blair has been one of the most active M&A advisors in Benelux, successfully completing 30 client engagements with a total aggregate transaction value of €6.5 billion over the past five years alone.

UK house hunters lead 6% growth in French non-resident property transactions

Key regions for overseas buyers remain Paris, Provence Alpes Cote d’Azur and the South West region of Nouvelle Aquitaine, where the British continue dominate in areas such as the Dordogne.

Cyprus Gets A Tier 1 Bank Through A Small Fintech

We managed to convince them

Making impactful change by Anna Sweeney

As a public institution need to better reflect the diversity of the public we serve – both because it’s the right thing to do and to help build public trust.

Deutsche to set up €50bn ‘bad bank’ in radical overhaul

The German lender, which employs about 8,000 people in London and Birmingham, also will make severe cuts to its equities and rates trading businesses outside continental Europe.

Deutsche Bank to set up €50bn ‘bad bank’ as part of overhaul

Germany’s biggest bank will shrink or shut its US equity and trading businesses

Bonuses for women are 69% lower at HSBC unit

HSBC is Europe’s biggest lender and employs about 235,000 staff around the world.

HSBC's investment banking job cuts have quietly started in London

Surprisingly, insiders say those given notice include client services staff - it's not all about the back office.

Deutsche Bank Warns Clients They Could Be Cut Off in Compliance Effort

Latest Deutsche Bank letters seek documentation from around 1,000 investment-bank clients

Deutsche Bank completes sale of its Portuguese private & commercial arm to Abanca

The operation represents further progress by Deutsche Bank in executing its strategic objectives, in particular with respect to reducing complexity, costs and the number of full-time equivalent employees, the German bank said in a note.

Deutsche Bank grapples with capital raising to pay for cuts

German lender’s options to raise cash are limited as shares languish near record lows

Deutsche Bank finds serious failings in payments screening

Weakness in anti-money laundering and sanctions controls found by internal auditors

The Lloyds share price is falling again! Is it time to sell?

Investors in the big banks have had a bumpy ride for the last dozen years, and there’s little sign of respite.

Deutsche Bank investment banking boss targeted in tax probe

Garth Ritchie investigated by Cologne prosecutors over link to illicit tax transactions

Investment bank environment still very fragile says UBS

Ermotti on Thursday highlighted particularly tough market conditions in Europe and Asia, key areas for the lender’s investment banking business.

ING's CEO sees 'limited' logic for European cross-border mergers

Banking bosses have recently aired differing views on whether cross-border mergers are either desirable or achievable.

HSBC leads way with protection from financially abusive partners

The bank will allow victims to close joint bank accounts without their abuser’s permission. Normally, both parties have to agree for the account to be closed.

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