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  • Danske Bank ordered to shut Estonian branch amid money laundering scandal

    February 19, 2019

    Estonia has ordered Danske Bank to shut its local branch by the end of the year as investigations into an alleged €200bn money laundering scandal widen. The Danish bank has also decided to close down banking activities in Russia, Latvia and Lithuania, which it said was following a strategic review. Read more: Troubled Danske Bank's [...]

  • HSBC profits fall short as fourth quarter market madness hits another banking giant

    February 19, 2019

    HSBC posted a 16 per cent annual profit rise but fell below expectations as market volatility hurt the bank in the final quarter. Shares in the bank fell 3.3 per cent in early trading – the FTSE 100's sharpest faller – as it remained cautious on its outlook for 2019 due to Brexit uncertainty and [...]

  • HSBC sued for £150m in relation to Disney tax avoidance scheme

    February 18, 2019

    HSBC Private Bank is being sued for £150m by over 400 investors in connection with a film financing scheme that purported to invest money in Disney blockbusters for tax benefits. Investors, including ex-Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and ex-England managers Sven-Goran Eriksson and Glenn Hoddle, lost out after tax authorities ruled that the film [...]

  • Berlin banking tech startup behind N26 and Oaknorth nabs €30m from Skype-backer Bessemer

    February 18, 2019

    Software-as-a-service startup Mambu, which provides banking rails to the likes of N26 and Oaknorth, has raised €30m (£26.3m) from the world's oldest venture capital firm. Bessemer Venture Partners, which has backed the likes of Skype, Linkedin and Pinterest, led the round with participation also coming from Acton Capital, the venture arm of Commerzbank, Point Nine Capital [...]

  • Google and Salesforce inject $75m into London’s Gocardless

    February 18, 2019

    City fintech firm Gocardless has raised $75m (£58.1m) in a series E funding round, led by new investors Adam Street Partners and the venture capital arms of Google and Salesforce. The company aims to fix the way businesses collect invoices and make recurring payments by building debit technology on top of the world’s existing banking systems. Chief [...]

  • Business lender Iwoca rakes in £150m financing from Augmentum Fintech and NIBC

    February 18, 2019

    Small business lending challenger Iwoca has closed a total fundraise of £150m, led by an earlier £7.5m investment from London-listed fund Augmentum Fintech. City A.M. understands the raise was made up of a £20m series D equity funding round and £130m in debt capital. Existing investor Prime Ventures also participated, alongside NIBC Bank. A person [...]

  • The ECB has been keeping zombie banks alive

    February 18, 2019

    A decade after the outbreak of the global financial crisis, banks in the euro area have still not recovered. The Eurozone financial stock index is 65 per cent below the pre-crisis peak, whereas the US S&P financial index has come close to the pre-crisis level. The varying fates of financial institutions is due to the [...]

  • Former Barclays chair will appear at SFO fraud trial

    February 18, 2019

    Marcus Agius, the former chairman of Barclays, is set to appear as a witness for the prosecution at the high-profile trial of four of the bank’s former executives on fraud charges. Agius quit the bank nearly seven years ago over its role in the Libor-rigging scandal. He will be called on by the Serious Fraud [...]

  • Global dividends jumped to $1.37 trillion in 2018 on strong banking and mining growth

    February 18, 2019

    Global dividends jumped 9.3 per cent to $1.37 trillion (£1.06 trillion) in 2018, with underlying growth of 8.5 per cent, the best performance since 2015. Nine in ten companies globally increased dividends or held them steady, with underlying growth for the year outstripping the long-term trend of five to seven per cent. Banking and mining [...]

  • Citigroup closes in on £1.2bn purchase of Canary Wharf headquarters

    February 17, 2019

    Citigroup is in talks to buy its Canary Wharf headquarters for a reported £1.2bn in a major show of confidence in London’s status as a global financial centre. Citi is looking to secure the purchase of the 25 Canada Square skyscraper, which it currently leases, from owner AGC Equity Partners in a bid to double [...]

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