11/30/2011
Two global banking giants hit hardest by bank levy increase
HSBC had previously said it thought the levy would cost it about $600m in its first year, while Standard Chartered had estimated an impact of $190m.
11/30/2011
HSBC had previously said it thought the levy would cost it about $600m in its first year, while Standard Chartered had estimated an impact of $190m.
11/29/2011
Los Angeles-based TCW, which had $114 billion in assets under management as of Sept. 30, may be valued at about $1 billion, one person said.
11/29/2011
The announcement came as French bank BNP was said to be considering selling a private-equity portfolio. This could be worth more than $700 million, according to the Financial Times .
11/29/2011
If correct, the estimate means that Europe faces a severe credit crunch even if its political elites agree to issue jointly guaranteed bonds and the ECB launches quantitative easing.
11/28/2011
European bonds slumped after Germany failed to draw bids for 35 percent of the offered amount at an auction of 10-year bunds this week, stoking concern the region’s debt crisis is infecting even the safest sovereign securities.
11/28/2011
The bank closed the office in February as a result of the unrest.
11/25/2011
German banks appealed Thursday for more time to submit plans on raising their cash reserve levels to meet strict new capital requirement rules, according to a letter seen by AFP on Thursday.
11/25/2011
Banks are offering several institutional investors deeper discounts to get rid of lingering exposure at a loss.
11/24/2011
HSBC's Flint was criticising Vickers’ proposal that banks be required to issue billions in bail-in bonds – debt that can be written down in the event of their collapse.
11/23/2011
The selldown comes amid pressure to boost capital
11/23/2011
Jefferies is struggling amid its exposure to risky European sovereign debt
11/23/2011
The acquisition comes after MF Global filed for bankruptcy protection in October
11/22/2011
Meanwhile, the United States is expected to exercise more control over Tehran's nuclear program
11/22/2011
The reduction is part of the bank's cost-cutting efforts
11/22/2011
The firm expects to close the deal by first quarter of next year
11/21/2011
You’ve probably never heard of Taunus Corp., but according to the Federal Reserve, it’s the U.S.’s eighth-largest bank holding company
11/21/2011
JPMorgan is also lining up for the failed brokerage firm
11/21/2011
The disposals are part of the banks' efforts to preserve capital amid the credit crisis
11/18/2011
Two top-tier accountancy firms form alliance
11/18/2011
Global banking giant initiates expansion in Central and Eastern Europe