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  • What you need to know about Mark Tucker, the newly confirmed chairman of HSBC and former man from the Pru

    March 12, 2017

    Mark Tucker, currently chief exec of AIA and once the man from the Pru, has been confirmed to replace HSBC's departing chairman Douglas Flint. But Tucker's life might have gone down a different path entirely as he once trained to be a professional football player. Although he may have hung up his boots for studying [...]

  • Charlotte Hogg may get a roasting from the MPs mulling whether she is fit for her job at the Bank of England, as banks slam her slip in ethics

    March 12, 2017

    Charlotte Hogg's fate as a deputy governor at the Bank of England is facing renewed pressure, as MPs are busily mulling whether she is fit for her role. Hogg has come under fire in recent weeks for failing to declare her brother's job at Barclays as a potential conflict of interest. Prior to her promotion, she [...]

  • Exclusive: How much the Financial Conduct Authority spent on its RBS GRG small business unit report

    March 12, 2017

    The long-awaited report into Royal Bank of Scotland's Global Restructuring Group (GRG) cost the City watchdog more than £40,000 for the associated prep and monitoring work alone. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) revealed under a Freedom of Information request submitted by City A.M. that it ran up a bill of £40,722.68 for scoping, overseeing the review and [...]

  • Sweden bids to prise financial services power from UK after Brexit as minister visits Citigroup and fintech firms in London

    March 12, 2017

    Sweden is the latest European country making a push to win financial services power after Brexit, having sent a minister to London to woo fintech firms and a major Wall Street bank. Per Bolund, the country’s financial markets minister, visited fintech incubator Level 39 in Canary Wharf on Friday before hosting more than a dozen more [...]

  • HSBC chairman search: Former man from the Pru Mark Tucker will replace Douglas Flint

    March 12, 2017

    Mark Tucker, chief executive and president of AIA and former boss of Prudential, has been confirmed as chairman of HSBC, marking the first time the bank has appointed an external chairman. Tucker will receive an annual fee of £1.5m and a one-time relocation benefit of £300,000 for moving from Hong Kong to London. He will take up [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group has set aside an extra £350m to cover payment protection insurance (PPI) claims

    March 10, 2017

    Lloyds Banking Group has set aside an extra £350m to cover payment protection insurance (PPI) claims, the lender announced this afternoon.  The bank said the additional provision has been made because the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) released a revised PPI policy statement on 2 March. The City watchdog announced a new deadline date for PPI complaints last [...]

  • UBS has slashed its bonus pool by almost a fifth

    March 10, 2017

    UBS has become the latest investment banking giant to slash its bonus pool as uncertain conditions continued to bite for the world's largest lenders. In the annual report it published today, UBS revealed its bonus pool has fallen 17 per cent, from SFr 3.5bn (£2.84bn) in 2015 to SFr 2.9bn in 2016. Meanwhile, chief executive Sergio Ermotti kept [...]

  • Theresa May steps up Brexit charm offensive, reassuring City chiefs at Downing Street and Morgan Stanley party

    March 9, 2017

    Prime Minister Theresa May has been stepping up a City charm offensive in recent weeks, hosting top bankers and asset managers at Downing Street, City A.M. can reveal. It is understood an hour-long meeting at No 10 in late February was attended by Aberdeen Asset Management boss Martin Gilbert, Schroders’ Peter Harrison, Barclays chief Jes [...]

  • JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon says Brexit job moves all about serving clients, as London faces declustering following UK departure from EU

    March 9, 2017

    The boss of JP Morgan has said that any Brexit-related job moves will focus simply on serving clients. Jamie Dimon, whose bank heavily backed the campaign for Britain to Remain in the EU, said London's world-renowned cluster of financial and professional services firms could be fractured by Brexit. Many across the City are considering what moves they [...]

  • Barclays just handed its exec team £13.6m worth of shares in the bank, and there’s the chance they could snap up £9.2m more

    March 9, 2017

    Barclays handed 10 of its most senior staff members shares worth £13.6m in the bank today, while also giving them the chance to snap up several million pounds more in years to come.  By comparison, the bank awarded nine people shares worth £8.7m last year. The lender said the boost in this year's award was thanks [...]

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