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  • Royal Bank of Scotland accused of fraud and forgery

    February 16, 2017

    Royal Bank of Scotland has been accused of fraud and forgery by an ex-employee and former customers, according to a BBC report.  A former employee of the lender told the BBC that two of his colleagues at RBS had fabricated complaints and alleged they were from five of his customers. Mark Wright, who worked at NatWest and [...]

  • Big five banks run up £100bn bill in bad loans and legal costs over the last five years

    February 16, 2017

    The UK's big five banks, which report full-year results next week, have run up a bill of nearly £100bn over the last five years for a toxic mix of fines and bad loans according to a new analysis. However, the era of sour loans and megafines that dwarf the banks' dividend payouts could finally be [...]

  • Italy needs banking reform to continue “weak” recovery says OECD

    February 15, 2017

    Italy must reform its banking system if it is to continue on a “weak” path to recovery, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The country should be prepared to force holders of Italian bank debt to lose money rather than using public funds to bail them out, according to a report [...]

  • ABN Amro profits leap in fourth quarter, beating analysts’ expectations

    February 15, 2017

    ABN Amro beat expectations today by reporting its fourth quarter profits grew by more than a fifth.  The figures The Dutch lender reported profits of €1.8bn (£1.5bn) for its 2016 full year, down six per cent on €1.9bn the year before. However, profits for the fourth quarter alone sprung up to €333m, an increase of 23 per cent [...]

  • Low interest rates knock Credit Agricole’s quarterly profits, but numbers beat expectations

    February 15, 2017

    Credit Agricole became the latest European bank to report a slump in its profits this morning, as low interest rates continued to put pressure on its bottom line. The figures The French lender reported full-year net income of €3.5bn (£3bn), largely flat on the year before – although the fourth-quarter figure was €291m down 67 per cent from €882m. These [...]

  • Bank of England: Sorry, vegans. We’re keeping the polymer £5 note

    February 15, 2017

    The Bank of England is keeping the £5 note – despite concerns from animal activists, it said today. Veggies were outraged in November after it emerged the plastic fiver, which was launched in September, contained tiny amounts of tallow, a form of animal fat. After a consultation, the Bank has not only said it's going [...]

  • Electronic broker’s boss doesn’t know what is Nex after success of Trump rally

    February 15, 2017

    Trumped-up earnings at Nex, the fancy new name of financial broker of Icap, were not enough to stop its share price from sliding over two per cent this morning.   Group revenue was up 11 per cent in the three months to the end of December on a constant currency basis, meaning its nine month performance was [...]

  • French bank Natixis under investigation over disclosures made in 2007

    February 15, 2017

    French authorities are formally investigating lender Natixis in relation to statements it made in the run-up to the start of the financial crisis. "Natixis announces that it has today been placed under formal investigation in France, in the context of a magistrate led investigation process opened in 2010 relating to two announcements released in the second [...]

  • Behind the deal: Biggest IPO of 2017 so far is another triumph for boutique investment bank Zeus

    February 14, 2017

    Actuarial and consulting firm Xafinity today announced plans for the biggest UK float of 2017 so far. Weighing in at £190m, the first premium main market listing of the year marks another triumph for boutique investment bank Zeus Capital, which acted as financial adviser, bookrunner and sole broker. Skiing, mountain biking and initial public offerings Read [...]

  • HSBC has appointed a new boss for its retail bank

    February 14, 2017

    HSBC has named a new boss for its retail bank – the current head of commercial banking. Ian Stuart will become chief executive of the newly ring-fenced institution, subject to regulatory approval. Stuart will be based in Birmingham, in the head office of the retail bank. Stuart has helmed commercial banking in both the UK for the bank [...]

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