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Central Bank to crack down on contracts for difference

Regulator may ban sale and marketing to retail investors of CFDs, which can see investors take €40,000 exposure with €100 deposit

Russian cenbank says will open office in Beijing in mid-March

Shapovalov said the move would help develop the two countries' capital markets and boost settlement in national currencies.

Deutsche Bank has just made a major new M&A hire from Goldman Sachs

The new role at Deutsche Bank looks like a return to his roots.

HypoVereinbank’s Keeps CEO Through 2020

Has been the chief executive of the Munich-headquartered bank since 2009.

Ombudsman launches investigation against EIB

The EIB is the EU’s nonprofit bank that tends to have a focus on development and climate change investment

This is what it's like to return to investment banking at JPMorgan after a long career break

Starting a pilot program in 2013 in New York offering internship-like posts to people who had taken a break from their careers.

Terrible Start for Investment Banks

The consequences of geopolitical events and lackluster growth in emerging markets but state that CEO confidence is at a high

HSBC gags some analysts on politics as banks clam up

But a blanket ban on public appearances is unusual.

The best European banks to work for on Wall Street

If Barclays is low on capital in the U.S., it is at least profitable.

QInvest exits $62m luxury London homes project

Qatar-based Islamic investment bank says St John's Wood project fund generated 22% returns to investors

Deutsche Bank board member says staff not quitting over bonus cuts-paper

The rest will hopefully be largely dealt with by the end of the year.

Russia's VTB plans to slim down in Europe, keep London as hub

"If you take any Russian company on a roadshow, then absolutely the first center where you go remains London."

A Small Part of Standard Chartered Is Giving the Bank Big Problems

The soured deals were a major reason why annual profit fell short of analysts’ estimates.

BNP Paribas lands €60 billion custody mandate

The decision to consolidate into a single securities custodian followed an internal analysis process, and is expected to lead to significant cost savings, allowing Mapfre to focus resources on its core activity.

Challenger bank posts £11.7m loss

It’s been another great quarter and I’m delighted with our full-year performance.

Barclays price target increased by bullish Deutsche Bank

The stock is trading below its net tangible asset value, prompting DB to lift its price target

Credit Suisse Sees $750 Million Revenue at Risk in `Hard' Brexit

International companies that don’t depend on so-called passporting to do business with Credit Suisse account for most of the overall revenue there.

Barclays Said to Cut Investment Bank Bonus Pool for Third Year

The decrease would have been bigger if not for a drop in the pound that made paying U.S.-based employees more expensive.

Clearing houses top Bank of England’s agenda

Stress tests for clearing houses, which sit at the centre of huge webs of financial trades, are on the cards for 2017

ING and Société Générale successfully use blockchain prototype for live oil trade

The test proved that there were significant speed, cost and risk benefits to be achieved.

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