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French bank dumps British assets, contrasts UK sclerosis with Francois Hollande miracle

'The UK cannot compete anymore. There has been zero structural reform,' says Société Générale

On risk and reputation: top bankers’ views

Some of Europe’s top bankers attended last month’s Financial News awards for investment banking.

Societe Generale Securities Services in Italy mandated by Inarcassa

Through this mandate, Inarcassa benefits from a comprehensive portfolio of services covering custody and settlement, fund accounting, trustee, portfolio analysis reporting and cash management services.

Dutch Government Expected to Sell Stake in ABN Amro in 2015

More than six years after its nationalization, Dutch bank ABN Amro Group NV is ready to return to private hands as a much smaller domestic lender.

CTC Media Appoints UBS as its financial advisor

CTC Media Inc a leading Russian independent media company, today announced that it has appointed international bank UBS as its financial advisor and professional services company KPMG LLP as its tax advisor.

Russell CIO keeps multi-asset on the straight and narrow

It has been a strong few years for multi-asset strategies.

Meet the 2014 Rising Stars of Investment Banking

It has been the year that investment banking activity finally rebounded, with total fees in 2014 set to be at their highest level since 2008.

Meet the 2014 Rising Stars of Investment Banking

It has been the year that investment banking activity finally rebounded, with total fees in 2014 set to be at their highest level since 2008.

European Commission approves state aid measures for Bulgaria’s First Investment Bank

The EC said that the measures taken by Bulgaria – in response to a run on the bank triggered by an online smear campaign – were necessary to preserve the financial stability of the Bulgarian economy and financial system.

Hungary rejoins Moscow-based international banking group

The Council of the International Investment Bank (IIB) supported the renewal of Hungary's membership in the bank at its November 20-21 meeting in Sofia, the National Economy Ministry said.

Robey Warshaw makes new friends on Aviva deal

When a new boutique sets up shop, it is often assumed that it will mine its long-standing relationships to secure business– but Robey Warshaw seems to be getting on just fine developing new ones.

NBAD to hire 400 employees worldwide

NBAD CEO assures banks close to resolving liability issues regarding credit bureau

ING to Cut 1,700 Jobs and Invest $248 Million in Digital Push

The company also said that it planned to cut an additional 1,075 jobs at its external suppliers.

Sofia hosts key International Investment Bank meeting

Bulgaria has several projects that are funded by the IIB

The day Deutsche Bank learnt to speak Englisch

Twenty five years ago this week, Deutsche Bank made a move that would change it forever and put it on the path to being a global force in investment banking.

Banking’s revolving door is no longer just an exit

The money is as good if not better, the work is at least as interesting and you spend far less time filling in forms for regulators.

New EU Stimulus Fund to Leverage Private Sector Investment-Funding

EU Hopes New Fund Will Spark New Investments

Destination Europe: Alluring for Investment Banks?

While duly noting a prolonged economic crisis, stringent regulations and various tax evasion issues, the huge amount of wealth amassed by the continent is attracting many global banking giants toward the region.

Saxo Bank Wins Best Forex Broker at Forex Magnates Awards

The award, determined by an industry vote, is testament to Saxo Bank's continued leadership in the competitive electronic FX trading market.

Commerzbank imposes penalty on big depositors

Commerzbank has become the first major German bank to impose negative interest rates on big deposits.