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Deutsche Bank execs urged to waive their bonuses once more

Deutsche Bank shares in July slumped to an all-time low, prompting an exclusion from the Stoxx 50 index. Shares dropped 1.3% on Wednesday.

Banks Won’t Wait Around to See What Brexit Deal the U.K. Can Get

Some plans will take time to execute, and firms can’t afford to wait until Jan. 1, 2019, and risk not being able to do business.

What UBS' Failed Monte dei Paschi Bid Really Means

He worked as a FIG banker largely behind the scenes until he was catapulted to finance chief of UBS the bank’s third in two years in September 2008.

The amazing forgotten Barclays recruitment video.

The same cannot be said for the truly, truly excellent Barclays Capital recruitment video from 2006 which we’ve posted below.

The transformation and decline of Deutsche Bank

Shares of Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse have been dropped from the prestigious Stoxx Europe 50 share index. Is European banking in decline? And if so, what are the factors that led to its current parlous state?

Chairman of Cardiff City football club eyes Panmure Gordon bid

The 140-year-old stockbroker, where David Cameron’s late father Ian was a senior partner, is one of the most venerated names in the Square Mile.

Monte dei Paschi woes add up to large fees for investment banks

Lenders are offering lucrative opportunities

M&A In The Italian Banking System: Round One

On the other hand, the industry is deemed to be too fragmented with players too small to face this turbulent scenario, due to high costs and lower margins compared to their European competitors.

JPMorgan Says Libor Probes Ended in U.S., U.K. After EU Penalty

The bank said at the time this concerned the conduct of two former traders during a one-month period in early 2007.

FMO, Norfund and Rabobank team up in financial investment

They said as a proactive shareholder they would engage in a handson manner with NMBZ to help it grow and realise its ambitions.

Snouts in the ARM trough: Investment bankers, advisers and top brass need to slow down, says Alex Brummer

Investment bankers, advisers and ARM's top brass, all about to become fabulously rich, need to be slowed down.

J.P. Morgan’s Jamie Dimon warns of higher banking fees after Brexit

The loss of passporting rights could be expensive for customers and the industry, JPM’s chief executive warns

HSBC quarterly profit falls 45%; bank plans $2.5b buyback

HSBC is contending with slowing economic growth in China and the prospect of a recession in the UK

EIB boosts Piraeus Bank investment loan portfolio for SMEs

The EIB said in a press announcement earlier this week that the agreement incorporates an initiative for offering competitive borrowing rates to businesses that promote youth employment.

EIB to invest 750 mln euros in Portugal to foster employment

Priority will be given to small and medium projects of less than 50 million euros to be implemented.

Commerzbank: Best Trade Bank in Germany

Commerzbank continues to strive to adapt to technological innovations of our new ‘digital era’

Brexit boost eludes Europe's investment banks, shows growing gap with Wall Street

Despite increased revenue at Barclays and BNP Paribas from fixed income, commodities and currencies, a category which includes bond trading, the outcome for the European sector as a whole remained weak.

Bank fraud could happen again, freed rogue trader warns

A former UBS trader jailed for fraud after losing the bank £1.4 billion has said it could happen again.

HSBC on top as Brits pile in with post-Brexit bonds

HSBC worked on five of the week's deals more than any of its rivals and winning a leading share of the market by value.

Bank of England prepares to cut rates into uncharted territory

There is a chance these reports reflect a knee-jerk reaction to the vote, so the question the BoE faces this week is how aggressively to react.

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