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Credit Suisse Is Said to Cut Senior Investment-Banking Jobs

The cuts have mostly been focused on London, the people said.

Deutsche Bank Launches eVault Technology to Power Paperless Solution

The repository system relies upon digital tamper-proof seals and has an audit trail that ensures compliance and provides detailed reporting.

ABN Amro's German Bank Boosts Client Assets While Cutting Jobs

"In times of low interest rates, many customers are interested in finding additional sources of return," Hanegraaf said

Deutsche Bank CEO says Europe must create conditions for banking consolidation

Christian Sewing, the new CEO of Germany’s largest bank, said that the German and European markets were too fragmented, with disparate rules on insolvency, consumer protection, and mortgage securities.

Morgan Stanley moves funds to Dublin as 500 London jobs go

It’s big, it’s meaningful, but it’s not life changing

Senior investment bankers dumped as 2018 turns sour

Action is now needed

Citigroup warns banking jobs could be replaced by machines

It was a view supported by comments by Barclays investment bank boss Tim Throsby.

HSBC Malta appears safe as group CEO puts bank in 'growth mode'

No mention of smaller operations as John Flint lays out strategy to 2020

Bank of America raises planned Paris job moves before Brexit

Bank of America's Chief Operating Officer Tom Montag said in November that about 200 people in sales and trading would move to the European Union and to Paris in particular.

Natixis to close commodity trade finance desks in Geneva and Dubai

Natixis will refocus its Energy & Natural Resources EMEA CTF activities in Paris on mid-and-large size Commodity Trade Finance clients. These adjustments will have a marginal impact on its activities

Deutsche Bank close to completing investment banking cuts

German bank's finance chief struck an upbeat tone on the future of the institution at a conference in Frankfurt

JPMorgan sees a busy season for London IPOs out of Africa

JPMorgan has seen interest from at least six companies considering dual listings

Clock ticking on new RBS stake sale

It has been nearly a decade since the bank’s £45.5 billion state bailout during the global financial crisis.

Societe Generale settles Libor and Libya investigations as analysts cast doubts on potential for Unicredit tie-up

On the Libyan front SocGen last year paid €963m to the Libyan Investment Authority, which had accused it of corruption.

Nomura Readies Brexit Move

The German entity Nomura Financial Products Europe GmbH, will be staffed by personnel from London and local hires.

Deutsche Bank cuts SA units as part of global review

The move comes after Europe’s largest lender reported two straight annual losses in 2016 and 2017.

Italy's UniCredit exploring merger with French rival SocGen - FT

Although no formal approach has been made, SocGen directors have also been exploring the possibility of a combination, according to the newspaper.

Goldman Sachs joins race for £109bn Lloyds funds contract

Goldman Sachs Asset Management is vying with rivals to replace Standard Life Aberdeen as the assets' manager, Sky News learns.

HSBC loses senior European deal-makers as M&A ranking drops: sources

They also highlight the difficulties European banks face in catching up with Wall Street rivals, whose dominance in investment banking league tables has increased.

Scotiabank buys doctors’ wealth management firm for nearly $2.6B

The proposed $2.585-billion, all-cash purchase of MD Financial Management is expected to close in the fiscal fourth quarter of 2018

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