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Nomura Plans Dozens of Job Cuts in Europe and the U.S.

The bulk of the reductions are likely to come at Nomura’s troubled European business, which has lost billions of dollars in the past decade, the people said.

StanChart sees trade war fears receding, eyes digital push

“Those fears are receding a bit, partly because it looks like a deal is achievable and partly because China has taken relatively modest actions to re-stimulate its economy,” he said.

JP Morgan primes staff to leave UK in no-deal Brexit

So far, JP Morgan has shifted only a few dozen staff to continental Europe, preferring to wait until absolutely necessary before committing to Brexit moves.

ABN Amro steps up efforts to secure US banking licence

Dutch group aims to strengthen presence despite downsizing by European rivals

Deutsche Bank’s Investment-Banking Arm Looms Large Over Commerzbank Merger Talks

Cultural and business divides between the German lenders emerge as early focus

MoraBanc merges its Strategy and Investments teams

Both the deal and this latest merger are inline with Morabanc's strategic plan, announced last November, whose main objective is to place clients' service at the centre of the business, the bank said.

The most dangerous jobs in a Deutsche Bank-Commerzbank merger

Commerzbank staff, in particular, are aware of this history.

Standard Chartered faces investor unrest over chief executive’s pay

Bank accused of acting ‘fast and loose’ after changing Bill Winters’ pension calculation

Deutsche Bank chief and investment bank head double pay in 2018

Duo received more than €15m in combined remuneration

Edward Bramson to be Kept Away from Barclays’ Board

“The board believes that the interests of Mr Bramson are fundamentally misaligned with the interests of shareholders.”

Deutsche slides down European investment bank rankings

German lender falls to fourth place behind US rivals after tumultuous year

Here’s what junior investment bankers are earning in London

Banks are striving to prevent millennials’ heads being turned by other sectors like private equity

BNY Mellon Debuts Service to Evaluate Environmental, Social and Governance Factors in Investment Performance

BNY Mellon clients will have the ability to view their total ESG and UNGC scores on equities at the account level versus relevant benchmarks over time.

A foot in the door? Russia’s International Investment Bank moves to Hungary

Nevertheless, as the bank had a wide-ranging and well-functioning international network, the KGB frequently used it as a cover organisation.

Citi sets post-Brexit Frankfurt trading hub in motion

Broker-dealer for EU exchanges is operational as US bank finalises contingency plans

HSBC cuts executives' pension cash allowance

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Hungary Rolls Out Red Carpet for Obscure Russian Bank, Stoking Spy Fears

And if the Europeans are now concerned about the Russian bank, so are the Americans, especially since the Trump administration has cultivated Hungary’s prime minister, Viktor Orban, as an ally.

JPMorgan CEO Dimon Says Europe Needs Pan-European Banks

Saying there is “some truth” to the notion that Europe is overbanked, Dimon put the blame for that on the European Union and its regulations for slowing the consolidation of financial institutions.

Berlin’s Bad Bank Idea

Germany needs fewer little banks instead of one mammoth one.

HSBC to reduce pension contributions for executive directors

The banking giant says the move reflects recent developments in market practice and shareholder expectations.

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