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  • Deutsche Bank shares hit record lows as German bank dragged into money laundering scandal

    November 20, 2018

    Shares in Deutsche Bank hit record lows today after the German bank confirmed it was involved in the Danske Bank money-laundering scandal. Danske whistleblower Howard Wilkinson had claimed on Monday that a major European lender was involved in processing up to $150bn (£117bn) in suspicious payments. The former head of Danske Bank’s trading unit in [...]

  • Tandem Bank takes in £15m from Convoy in Hong Kong expansion

    November 20, 2018

    Fintech challenger bank Tandem has today closed a strategic partnership with Convoy Global Holdings, a Hong Kong-based financial services group which will make the London startup one of the first digital banks to launch in the city. Convoy is investing an initial £15m into Tandem Bank as part of the deal, which will provide Tandem with [...]

  • PPI claims surge against CYBG to push bank to a £145m loss

    November 20, 2018

    Clydesdale Bank owner CYBG's share price fell more than 13 per cent today as a fresh raft of PPI claims pushed it to a £145m loss in its full-year results. The figures CYBG fell to the £145m loss after taking a £352m hit for PPI costs and £44m for other legacy conduct issues. A Financial Conduct [...]

  • Banks should watch out – the fintech era has barely begun

    November 20, 2018

    The fintech sector makes a lot of noise in London. There’s an endless stream of news about open banking and challenger banks, while the traditional finance sector watches on with a mixture of admiration and suspicion. Banks have come under attack, not only from the hype-machine, but more meaningfully from startups. Traditional finance providers that assumed [...]

  • Draper Esprit and Barclays back London fintech Form3 in $13m funding round

    November 20, 2018

    Payments technology fintech startup Form3 will today reveal the close of a $13m (£10.1m) series B fundraising round, led by Graze and Perkbox-backer Draper Esprit. Existing investors Barclays Bank, Angel Cofund and several other individual backers also participated in the round. Established in 2016, the Monument-based startup builds payments-processing technology for banks and fintech firms [...]

  • Societe Generale to pay $1.3bn fine for US sanctions violations

    November 19, 2018

    French bank Societe Generale ​has agreed to pay US authorities $1.3bn (£1bn) to resolve allegations it violated US sanctions on Cuba, Iran and other countries. US authorities said the bank processed billions of dollars in illegal transactions to parties in countries under US sanction, including Iran, Sudan, Cuba and Libya. Societe Generale ​​said the penalties would [...]

  • Danske Bank whistleblower says he was offered hush money

    November 19, 2018

    The whistleblower at the heart of a widening money-laundering scandal centred on Danske Bank has claimed the Danish bank tried to pay him to keep silent, and implicated a major European lender, reported to be Deutsche Bank, and two US banks in having handled suspect funds. Howard Wilkinson – head of Danske Bank’s trading unit [...]

  • Deutsche Bank announces €1bn bond buyback

    November 19, 2018

    German lender Deutsche Bank today said it would buy back €1bn (£890m) of bonds as it aims to lower its expensive liquidity reserve. The bank said in a statement that it is announcing a public tender offer with a target acceptance volume of €1bn of Euro-denominated securities. Deutsche said the deal is aimed at helping [...]

  • CYBG operations chief Debbie Crosbie becomes the new CEO of TSB after the bank’s IT meltdown

    November 19, 2018

    TSB has hired a banking veteran as its new chief executive, bringing its months-long search for the role to a close. Debbie Crosbie will join the challenger bank from Clydesdale Yorkshire Banking Group (CYBG), ending her tenure of 20 years at the financial services firm where she currently resides as chief operating officer. Rumoured candidates for the [...]

  • Competition and Markets Authority launches probe into bond market

    November 18, 2018

    The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into a suspected financial services cartel in the bond market. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said on Friday that it had launched a probe into alleged anti-competitive activity under Chapter One of the Competition Act 1998, which addresses price fixing and attempts to control markets. The [...]

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