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BNP Paribas profit more than doubles

BNP Paribas expects net profit to grow by more than 6.5% annually in the next three years

Unicredit shares down more than five per cent as Italy's biggest bank kicks off Italy's largest ever rights issue

Unicredit is offering 13 new shares for €8.09 each for every five shares already owned.

The little problem with that big salary increase at Deutsche Bank

Didn’t it? And didn’t those increased salaries go some way to compensating for the measly bonuses?

BNP Paribas ups profitability target, raises dividend payout rate

Headwinds will continue to be strong at the beginning of the period before letting up in 2019-2020.

ICICI Securities and Saxo Bank Announce New Partnership

More than 4 million Indian investors take advantage of the award winning research and technology to invest in Indian equities.

Barclays to overhaul back office operations to cope with ring-fencing

The ring-fencing rules seek to avoid a repeat of the 2008 crisis, when banks bad bets threatened depositors cash.

UniCredit agrees job cuts with unions ahead of cash call start

The plan also includes the proposed sale of 17.7 billion euros in bad debts.

BNP Paribas leaves Serbia as Direktna Banka acquires Findomestic Beograd

Findomestic banka Beograd will start operating under the Direktna Banka brand as of the summer of 2017.

Deutsche Bank Says 'Sorry' in Full-Page German Newspaper Ads

Losses on such bonds packaged and sold by major banks helped start the global financial crisis.

Barclays to overhaul back office operations to cope with ring-fencing

The overhaul – including the creation of the new company known internally as ServCo – will affect most of the more than 10,000 people who work in Barclays back offices operations in 17 countries around the world.

Brexit Banking Boom: US financial GIANT ‘starts search for new London headquarters’

A US banking giant has reportedly begun its search for a new base in the City of London, indicating high confidence from financial institutions in the run-up to Brexit.

Meet the 42-year-old investment banker whose sought-after photography comes encrusted in diamonds

On top of that, she is a movie producer, a mother of two boys, and is one of the most connected people in elite circles within Davos.

Why BNP Paribas Is Outpacing Its European Peers in Four Charts

For 2016, earnings probably totaled 7.6 billion euros, the most in six years.

UBS comes outfighting after testing year

A strong fourth quarter put a cap on a year in which UBS's investment banking model was severely tested.

UniCredit to launch 13b-euro rights offer on Monday

UniCredit's shares closed at 26.6 euros in Milan on Wednesday, a gain of 5.7 per cent.

UK magazine honours Barclays bank

Barclays Bank of Botswana has been named Botswana’s ‘Bank of the Year 2016’ by Acquisition International

Deutsche Bank’s Worst Trading Quarter in Years Fuels Concern

How can the unit return to profitability now that it is shedding assets and Deutsche Bank is cutting bonuses.

Macquarie's Green Investment Bank aspirations have not bought it many friends

Johnson gave his speech in late October but his warm words must feel like a distant memory to Macquarie's UK business

German Banks Face Big Margin Hit If Rates Do Not Rise

The German banking sector has not been able to significantly reduce operating costs in the recent and not so recent history.

Growth in UK consumer borrowing slows

British economy was driven by debt-fuelled spending during the fourth quarter of 2016

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