Managers of Wealth Europe

Deutsche bonuses evaporate as bank shares tank

Payment was set up in 2017 to retain disillusioned staff and was linked to ambitious targets for lender's share price

Morgan Stanley to Shutter Russian FX and Equities Trading Desks

US sanctions are the likely reason behind the American firm's decision.

Nordea bids to strengthen risk and compliance units

Two roles in Group Executive Management will be changed.

Bank of the Year: JP Morgan

For a time, it seemed as if Goldman (and Morgan Stanley) were on the right side of the argument; and that JP Morgan (and to an even greater extent Citigroup) were on the wrong side.

Barclays to double Irish workforce to 300 by end of 2019

Barclays Bank Ireland has been operating in Ireland for 40 years.

Societe Generale wins securities services mandate from sustainability-focused US asset manager

French custodian bank continues streak of mandate wins with latest custody and fund admin deal.

A Win-Win: How Saxo Bank's Open Approach To Investing Duly Delivered

The bank now has 120 partnerships with other financial institutions across the globe, including 20 firms that use Open APIs to trade data with Saxo.

Société Générale to set up Brexit clearing hedge in Paris

Last month the governor of the Bank de France called on Paris to develop more clearing services for euro-denominated swaps. London handles the vast majority of the business in Europe.

Deutsche Bank needs a bold and swift restructuring

Germany’s old national champion is looking systemically dangerous

Danske Bank elects new chairman to steer bank through crisis

The composition of the Board’s committees will be announced as soon as possible at danskebank.com under Corporate Governance.

German finmin looking at Deutsche, Commerzbank merger scenarios

Citing sources familiar with the matter, Focus said that the finance ministry was examining scenarios including one in which the state takes a stake in Deutsche Bank and then leads a merger of the two banks through a share swap.

RBS plans no-deal Brexit shift for investment bank

Government-owned bank says 20% of investment bank revenues could go to Amsterdam

Société Générale continues its sustainable growth strategy in Africa

SocGen aims for its African operations to achieve a compound annual revenue growth rate of 8 per cent and a profitability of more than 15 per cent by 2020.

Goldman Sachs has happier staff than Apple, recruiter says

UK employees reckon leading banks are better places to work than tech giants

Handelsbanken UK becomes a subsidiary

This change means that Handelsbanken is creating a strong basis and a long-term platform to support the Bank’s UK customers, regardless of the outcome of Brexit.

Bank of America completes Brexit switch with 100 staff moving to Dublin

US bank merges London-based banking arm with Irish subsidiary

Societe Generale continues its sustainable growth strategy in Africa

As announced in its strategic plan, the Group is targeting a compound annual revenue growth rate of 8% and profitability of over 15% by 2020 for its African operations.

Transforming our payments infrastructure

The Bank of England is actively researching both how technology is changing financial services today (through our Fintech Hub1) and how financial services might evolve over the next decade

Morgan Stanley begins moving investment bankers to Frankfurt

Bank has initial plans to base around 50 staff in the German city because of Brexit

Deutsche Bank reportedly considers ousting two senior managers amid continued woes

Sylvie Matherat and Tom Patrick are two managers who may be swept aside in the latest overhaul.

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