10/19/2015
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena opts for Wolters Kluwer Financial Services’ OneSumX Regulatory Reporting Solution
World’s Oldest Bank Chooses Leading Solution for Multi-Country Reg Reporting
Legal, Regulation & Compliance
10/19/2015
Legal aid row threatens Barclays Libor-fix trial
The trial of six former Barclays bankers accused of rigging international borrowing rates is on a knife edge as barristers for half of the defendants have yet to agree fees for the case weeks before it begins.
10/19/2015
UniCredit considers sale of some Bank Austria assets -sources
A second source confirmed sale talks on the Austrian retail and SME assets were under way with Bawag, owned by Cerberus and GoldenTree Asset Management
10/19/2015
Swiss regulator issues licence to China Construction Bank
Switzerland has been seeking to attract a Chinese bank as part of the country's efforts to become a major trading hub in China's renminbi currency.
10/19/2015
Swiss franc risk haunts Polish bankers as election nears
Poland's banks are bracing for a fight to hold on to their earnings after next Sunday's election.
10/19/2015
Regulation prevents innovation in wealth firms
Not only is the weight of regulation a topic for consideration, but also its unintended consequences.
10/19/2015
Bank of England Keeps Tabs on Property Investors to Reduce Risks
Brazier praised the industry for a proposal that would see debt measured not relative to market prices, but to cash-flow prospects.
10/18/2015
Strauss-Kahn's Luxembourg Bank Faces Preliminary French Probe
That case was eventually dropped, and he was acquitted earlier this year at a French trial over pimping charges.
10/18/2015
Trader caught up in Libor scandal sues Deutsche Bank
Her tribunal claim also includes allegations of unequal pay.
10/17/2015
UK banks may need $5.1b of capital for ring-fencing
The rules will probably apply to HSBC Holdings Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, Lloyds Banking Group Plc, Barclays Plc, Santander UK Plc and Co-operative Bank.
10/16/2015
The bank bashing era may finally be coming to an end
But which rules will handicap British banks compared to their international rivals?
10/16/2015
U.K. Regulator Holds Firm on Bank Segregation Plan
Ruling sets the stage for more painful restructuring at British lenders
10/16/2015
Electra threatening 'retribution' against rebel investors alleges Sherborne
The letter offers the most concrete explanation for Sherborne’s two-year campaign to win board representation
10/16/2015
The UK is retreating in the battle to rein in the banks -- but that could have been the plan all along
Banks have had a good two days, winning concessions on rules designed to split up the banks and put an end to misconduct.
10/16/2015
The Financial Conduct Authority bans Kweku Mawuli Adoboli from the financial services industry
Mr Adoboli abused his position as a senior trader of UBS AG causing UBS AG losses amounting to $2.25bn.
10/16/2015
Statement from the FCA following the announcement by HM Treasury of changes to the Senior Managers’ Regime
There has been significant industry focus on this one, small element of the reforms, which risked distracting senior management within firms from implementing both the letter and spirit of the regime.
10/15/2015
Data Transfers to the US require urgent consideration following ECJ ruling
The Data Protection (Guernsey) Law 2001 and the Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2005 are based on the European Data Protection Directive, and have both been certified as affording "adequate protection" to data subjects under the EU rules.
10/15/2015
BGH subsidiary signs agreement with Saxo Bank
The product will activate in November 2015 and will deliver a highly adaptive trading experience with professional tools, insights and world-class execution to its users.
10/15/2015
Legal & General Investment Management launches cost-effective income generating, risk-targeted multi-asset range
The new range builds on the success of LGIM’s risk-targeted Multi-Index Fund range, which recently surpassed £600m in assets under management.
10/14/2015
LME says ‘one-size-fits-all’ regulation won’t fit metals market
The wide scope of the new rules means many in the LME markets, such as commodity traders, could face stringent new EU rules for the first time.