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Deutsche Bank Courts New York Hedge Funds After Cuts

An invitation viewed by Bloomberg said the meeting would offer “insight into DB’s current credit-risk profile, CCAR results, and other topics relevant to our counterparties.”

Lloyds becomes first bank to sell Sonia-linked bond

£750m deal uses alternative reference rate to scandal-hit Libor

Russia's Rosneft appoints UBS to organise share buyback

It will run until the end of 2020 and will not exceed 340 million shares.

Deutsche Bank to exit Eurostoxx 50 in blow to lender - documents

Deutsche Bank’s shares are down nearly 38 percent so far this year.

Deutsche-Commerzbank deal seen as a question of when, not if

Bankers point out that any merger would have to be radical to be successful

Goldman Sachs to sell London HQ for £1.17bn

The bank also announced it would build the 1.1 million square foot office, called Plumtree Court, in February 2017, even as it and other global banks grappled with the risks of Brexit.

Barclays hires Goldman e-trading engineer to reboot markets business

He starts next month as head of markets innovation in London and will report to John Stecher, chief innovation officer.

Liechtenstein Bank Eyes Swiss Push After 2 Deals in 2 Months

The latter is to be merged with sister company LLB Austria to form Liechtensteinische Landesbank (Oesterreich) AG by the end of September.

StanChart Private-Equity Spinout Gets Backing From ICG

Bank may sell $1 billion of assets to ICG as part of deal

Deutsche Bank board to discuss investment bank boss contract in October

The spokesperson would not confirm the identity of the other executives whose contracts are also up for renewal this year.

Barclays shifting ownership of European branches to Irish unit ahead of Brexit: sources

Banks are trying to ensure that even under a 'no-deal' scenario, where Britain would crash out of the EU without any agreements in place, they would still be able to serve EU customers as before.

European Investment Bank bows to calls for reform

Lender owned by EU states to start talks over ECB supervision after Brexit

SocGen's asset sales spree spreads to Africa, Eastern Europe - sources

Those sales follow the disposal of its Belgian private bank unit to ABN AMRO earlier this week

SocGen Investment Bank Emerges From Slump as French Retail Lags

Bank says return of volatility gave a boost to client activity

Europe’s development bank set to stick with London

EBRD mulls Canary Wharf move as it shuns other capitals in post-Brexit boost for UK

Romania wants to become member of China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

China aims to make AIIB an alternative lender to World Bank or IMF

Lloyds Bank to open three EU subsidiaries after Brexit

Set-up complicated by UK ringfencing legislation

Brexit prompts Bank of America Merrill Lynch to seek merger approval in Ireland

Global financial group cites ‘fallout from Brexit’ as reason for merger

Barclays Leads European Banks' Pursuit of Risky U.S. Debt

The proposed loan is among tens of billions of dollars of borrowings that European lenders are arranging for riskier American clients, a business they’re targeting to ease the pain from revenue slumps in other areas.

Surprise! Deutsche Bank shares rise as it announces profits beat early

The improvement in the bank's fortunes will take some of the pressure off the Deutsche Bank leadership

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