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Portuguese company partners Russian bank to support investors in Mozambique

Dominio Capital is a finance, business and investment company focused on Portuguese-speaking countries.

The changing face of Jefferies' investment bank in Europe

Executives at rivals have pointed out that such a high number of senior level departures in a year is unusual.

Europe's Banks Too Scared To Do Business With Iran

Some big companies have begun signing deals with Tehran since the U.S. and other global powers lifted long-running sanctions against the Middle Eastern country, but banks are very nervous after being burned in the past.

Deutsche Bank's CEO says profit can wait

It share price has fallen 35 percent so far this year.

Slovenia Opts for Biggest Bank's IPO on Deutsche Bank Advice

NLB received the largest share of the government’s 3.2 billion-euro ($3.65 billion) rescue in 2013 as the Adriatic nation was teetering on the brink of an international bailout.

AIIB teams with European development bank in Central Asia

The bank's investment in Central Asia has grown to almost 10 billion euros ($11.4 billion). Further co-financing with the AIIB in Kazakhstan is also in the cards.

RBS speeds up promotion of junior investment bankers

Many banks are radically shrinking their investment banking arms after a swath of regulation following the financial crisis and tougher trading environments.

Bank Pulls Plug On Mortgages For Expats

The banks will still offer foreign currency mortgages to UK residents who are working abroad and to service personnel, diplomats and other civil servants on overseas postings.

Lloyd’s looks to boost insurance premiums in Middle East

Lloyd’s optimism in the non-life insurance business is supported by industry forecasts.

Japanese and European investment banks agree merger to create global M&A advisory

This combination creates a leading independent international investment bank focused on growth companies with an extensive global network, cross-border capability and track record of industry-shaping transactions.

Nordea CEO Says Headcount Must Fall to Meet Cost-Cut Goals

The measures envisioned will go beyond headcount as von Koskull oversees a technology upgrade that will dramatically alter the way the bank does business.

Croatia hires Citigroup, HSBC, Societe Generale and UniCredit for euro bond

The sovereign is rated.

Private equity circles UK government’s green loan books

Both have attracted private equity interest, according to people familiar with the sales.

Economics, maths or the arts? The highest paying degree subjects for investment bankers

Economics and maths graduates earn median six figure salaries with five years’ experience

Union details BNP's French job cuts in investment banking

The bank said in February it planned to save more than 1 billion euros by 2019 to boost profitability and help to mitigate the impact of rising regulatory and compliance costs in its corporate and institutional banking division.

Global Special Situations Investment Banks Adds UK Member

From an industry standpoint, H&P has particular expertise in the metals and mining, and oil and gas industries.

BNY Mellon Wins EMEA Finance 2015 Achievement Award for 'Best Depositary Receipt Bank'

Depositary receipts market leader has won the award eight of the last nine years

CMU to Focus on Asset Management

The CMU aims to accelerate funding for high-growth firms who are starved of alternative forms of finance in many parts of the EU, despite being responsible for one-third of job creation.

Quite possible that Diamond could take Barclays Africa Group

The initial sell-down of Barclays’ stake looks like a decent enough piece of business by boss Jes Staley.

Deutsche Bank plans subordinated debt market return

Bankinter, UBI Banca, Belfius and Banco de Sabadell priced around 2bn of subordinated debt in just two days last week, unthinkable at any other point this year.

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