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Why Deutsche Bank is still firing and Barclays is done

So why for the moment has Barclays come out on top?

US bankers hatch two-stage Brexit plan for City

Executives seek to win time to decide how many jobs to shift out of London

U.S. Banks’ Trading Dominance Widens as European Rivals Retreat

The market shares are based on trading revenue reported by the 15 largest broker-dealer banks worldwide and include only the first nine months of 2016.

HSBC set to shift 1,000 jobs to Paris over UK departure from single market

The investment grade bond market moving, the equity market moving and the high-yield bond market moving.

Deutsche Bank said to warn job cuts continuing as bonuses axed

The global markets business is making front-office cuts this week and next, according to a third person.

LLB Profit Rises Significantly

It had higher income from financial investments and a valuation gain for interest rate hedging instruments due to increasing long-term interest rates in the second half of the year.

HSBC CEO Says Bankers Generating 20% of London Revenue May Move

The bank confirmed that he was referring to the lender’s global banking and markets operations in the U.K. capital.

Strong year for Zeus Capital as deals top £1bn

The firm led on a number of the region’s most high profile deals.

UBS CEO says bank has flexibility over passporting rights post-Brexit

UBS set up a bank in Frankfurt to consolidate most of its European wealth management operations

Conquest launches renewable energy equity fund dedicated to institutional investors

These assets are initially sourced from partnerships signed with large renowned renewable energy players, the company notes.

Should you apply to the Big Four or investment banks? Or both?

The Big Four accounting firms aren’t that much better.

John Cryan and the hideous news on Deutsche Bank bonuses

The latest allegations follow reports that Deutsche Bank was being compelled to drain the cash bonus pool as a condition of the D.O.J settlement.

Santander to be granted exemption in US stress test

BNP Paribas and BBVA among those excluded from most onerous part of test

Aabar set to invest in UniCredit's share sale

The three sources familiar with the matter said Aabar had confidence in UniCredit's strategy and would buy new shares to keep its stake unchanged.

One bank excluded from earnings euphoria

It seems unlikely that a snap of your lunch sent from the trading floor would be permissible though.

US banks’ profits leave European rivals in the shade

This week quarterly figures from Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are expected to confirm a revival in the US banks’ trading units, spurred by hopes of higher growth, lower taxes and lighter regulation under the incoming Donald Trump admi

Meet the German bank hiring junior M&A bankers in London

While other banks wait until bonuses have been paid before picking up new staff, DVB has been quick off the mark in 2017.

No hiding place for Europe’s elite investment bank

European investment banks are running out of excuses. The legacy issues that have dogged them since 2008 are finally coming to an end, meaning they can now devote all their energies to fighting back against their US rivals, which have gained a bigger slic

HSBC Readies For Brexit

But our regulators and our customers expect us to plan for the worst.

HSBC boss warns that thousands of jobs could go

He noted his own bank could move jobs preemptively before the end of the Article 50 process if it looked like the Brexit deal might damage its current business.

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