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Despite initial reports, the move to bolster a key U.K. stockbroker may not be a vehicle for the former Barclays CEO’s comeback.

Atom Bank doesn't have any branches and directs all account holders to its app

Few of those cuts have taken place so far as the mandatory negotiations with the workers councils have not begun yet.

We will not allow regulatory arbitrage.

The musical chairs will start if and when people who are unhappy in their current seat get up in search of something better.

The Wall Street firm was also named the as Europe's most innovative bank

The European Investment Bank is Europe’s long-term lending institution and owned directly by the 28 European Union member states.

That represents an improvement on 2015, when it finished sixth, and delivers bragging rights.

German group takes top spot as rivals step back in face of scrutiny by regulators

Cuts to profitability targets for incentive plans spark shareholder concern

German lender’s chief is taking a stronger personal grip on the American business

Bank says it does not offer zero-hour deals and treats workers in ‘fair way’

The European Investment Bank provides finance and expertise for sustainable projects that contribute to EU policy objectives.

An 'On call' contract, offering flexible cover to local branches

It discovered the glitch and received the money back without suffering a loss.

The move coincides with steps Germany's biggest lender has taken to pare back its number of clients globally

Private banking and wealth management to get a new boost

Citigroup had 2,649 retail-banking branches globally at the end of 2016, a 5 percent reduction from a year earlier.

Commerzbank had disappointed investors by saying profit would remain low this year

Britain has 16 percent of the shares and probably will want to have a countervalue of these shares when they leave.