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Deutsche Bank to Restructure Corporate, Investment Banking

The bank will soon announce a new head for the division’s corporate banking coverage operation for the Asia-Pacific region.

UK election halts house move for SocGen’s prime brokers

The general election brought more than one surprise to a team of prime brokers at the French bank in London

JPMorgan Steps Up Focus on Large Clients

J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s smaller clients will be offered a menu of pre-selected products and services.

Frankfurt in focus for ABN Amro’s international push

Dutch group has hired bankers including a JP Morgan financial institutions head to build a German corporate banking team

Societe Generale Securities Services helps Métropole Gestion transform funds as part of “FROG” initiative

The transformation also allows the funds to maintain their performance track record since their launch as well as retain their ISIN codes.

Deutsche Hypomandates as NordLBconsiders sale of bank

Deutsche Hypothekenbank has mandated leads for its first deal of the year.

Vatican bank reports $40 million profit in 2016

Cardinals, bishops and other clergy make up about 8 percent of the client base, and another 8 percent is comprised of bishops' conferences, dioceses and parishes.

Commerzbank seen as frontrunner for DB's Polish assets

Deutsche Bank Polska is Poland's twelfth biggest lender in terms of balance sheet size

The Big Profile: CYBG chief Debbie Crosbie, a beacon of diversity in the changing banking world

The large majority of people were rightly very angry because we were on the receiving end of some very difficult issues.

Exane BNP takes top research prize at ‘City Oscars’

The revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive comes into force in January and will force fund managers to break out the cost of research from the trading commissions they pay their brokers.

HSBC employee named among dead in London attack

Spanish banker who worked in financial crime compliance confirmed among the victims

Nomura confronts the ghosts of its past

It is easy to understand his surprise that Euromoney should even ask.

Throsby turns back the clock at Barclays

The changes in banking, where he has appointed a global head, reverse what always looked like an ambitious overstretch in Europe

Credit Agricole sells its stake in Eurazeo to JCDecaux owner

Credit Agricole like other banks across Europe has sold assets and cut costs to strengthen its balance sheet to comply with tougher global banking industry rules.

Uzbekistan, EIB eye to ink co-op deal

The delegation led by EIB Vice-President Vazil Hudak visited Uzbekistan in late May.

Tough Times Ahead

The president of the Association of German Banks expects the going for lenders to get rough. Pan-European bank mergers could provide a solution.

The discreet banker of Africa development

Nevertheless, €3 billion in European taxpayers’ money has been channelled through this glass building into the poorest countries in Africa and the Caribbean.

Deutsche Bank inks $3bn Chinese project finance deal

Deutsche, which opened its first overseas office in Shanghai in 1872, is one of several foreign banks seeking to bulk up its Asian operations and it is in the process of hiring a number of telecoms, media and technology bankers in the region.

Barclays to sell £1.6bn stake in African unit

South Africa’s Public Investment Corporation, the manager of the government employee pension fund, was likely to be the largest buyer of the shares being sold, people familiar with the matter said.

Barclays up to third in the FTSE 100 broking rankings as JP Morgan Cazenove holds its overall top spot

The two firms also battle it out in the industrials sector, in which JP Morgan Cazenove this quarter overtook Numis to become the highest-ranking broker as it added three new clients.