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Lloyds takes £640m hit from TSB's Spanish sale

Bank due to report fall in profits as it registers IT losses from Banco Sabadell's takeover of TSB

Deutsche Bank supports Transport for London’s first green bond

Deutsche Bank announced that it will invest in Transport for London’s (TfL) GBP 400 million inaugural Green Bond issue, which the Bank will hold within its Green Liquidity Portfolio launched earlier in 2015

Royal Bank of Canada Expands Paris Investment Bank Business

Royal Bank of Canada is expanding corporate and investment banking operations in Paris

Societe Generale launches collateral management service

Societe Generale has launched “Tempo”, a comprehensive and innovative collateral management outsourcing solution aimed both at buy-side and sell-side market participants, including traditional and alternative asset managers, institutional inve

Boutique investment bank Made Captain in Birds Eye Deal

Trying to replicate its U.S. strategy across the pond. So far, it seems to be working.

EIB: From bad banking to good banking

Like many other public banks, the European Investment Bank leverages its own means by acting as a catalyst for private investment through various financial mechanisms. Too often, though, attempts to attract private capital result in unpredictable risks a

Credit Suisse’s New Chief Has One Road to Follow

Capital pressures mean the bank should still pare back investment banking

Bank of France Race Said to Intensify With ECB in Suspense

The race for the Bank of France governorship might be entering its final straight.

Credit Suisse has hired 400 people for its investment bank, and other conclusions from its Q1 results

Credit Suisse is the first European firm to unveil its Q1 results for 2015. US investment banks were generally bullish after their FICC divisions bounced back and life returned to the FX and rates markets.

THE death of investment banking has been greatly exaggerated

Martin Flanagan: Investment banking makes return

Milestones in the reshaping of Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank is expected to unveil a major strategy revamp in the coming days that could separate its retail and investment banking businesses, setting a fresh course in the 145-year history of Germany's biggest lender.

The Lloyds Bank share sale would be a sign of economic success

Telegraph View: George Osborne recognises that private individuals benefit from taking a share in business, and not just in financial terms

German investor rights group seeks Deutsche Bank special audit

German investor rights group DSW is asking for a special audit at Deutsche Bank to explore a "long list" of threats including fines, settlements and legal proceedings that the bank faces.

UBS still needs to get rid of investment bank -activist investor

Activist investor Knight Vinke said UBS needs to "radically" shrink and should look at spinning off or merging its investment bank

Bank of London and The Middle East opens Manchester office

Bank of London and The Middle East plc, the finance provider to UK mid-market corporates, has announced the opening of a new corporate banking office in central Manchester.

RPT-Deutsche narrows options for revamp ahead of board meeting

Germany's flagship bank aims to choose between these two options before an April 24 supervisory board meeting

Investment firm in talks to buy Italian NPL business from Goldman Sachs

Interest in Archon's NPL business signals international investors' growing appetite for Italian assets

Top investment banks where people stick around. Top investment banks where they don’t

Based on historic trends, it therefore looks like Goldman, Credit Suisse and Deutsche are the places to work

Behind Bank Valuations Lies Distaste for Investment Banking

In Europe, investment banking is still very much out of favor.

Credit Suisse May Cut Investment Bank, Deutsche Bank Says

Thiam may also decide to scale back the Swiss bank’s fixed-income business in emerging markets