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  • Citibank moves to scrap certain Venezuelan accounts

    July 12, 2016

    Citibank is shutting down certain accounts in Venezuela, much to the chagrin of the country's president. In a speech yesterday, President Nicolas Maduro slammed the move, which would see his government's foreign currency accounts closed within a month.  "With no warning, Citibank says that in 30 days it will close the Central Bank and the Bank of Venezuela's accounts," Maduro [...]

  • Blockchain guru Blythe Masters named Santander adviser

    July 12, 2016

    Santander has put blockchain guru Blythe Masters in charge of advising the bank on the fledgling technology. The former JP Morgan executive has sprung to fame in the world of blockchain with her startup Digital Asset Holdings, which has raised $60m (£46m) from the likes of Santander, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, among others. Read more: The government has quietly [...]

  • Libor retrial of ex-Barclays traders set for next February

    July 12, 2016

    Two ex-Barclays bankers were today handed a metaphorical save the date card to head back to court, where they'll face accusations of Libor-rigging. Stylianos Contogoulas, 44, and Ryan Reich, 34, who have been charged with conspiracy to defraud, will be tried at Southwark Crown Court on 13 February 2017.  The prosecution alleges that the pair played [...]

  • Italy’s banking sector told it needs to play by the rules

    July 11, 2016

    Italy's banking sector needs to play by the rules, the Eurogroup's president said ahead of a meeting of eurozone finance ministers. Italy's banks, which were already bogged down by around €360bn (£307bn) in non-performing loans between them, were dealt a particularly harsh blow when the UK's vote to leave the EU sent their share prices tumbling.  [...]

  • Swift’s beefing up its security after fraud troubles

    July 11, 2016

    The global bank messaging system which was targeted in a multi-million dollar hack of the Bangladesh central bank has beefed up its cyber security in the wake of the fraudulent attack. Swift, which oversees the international transfers of major financial institutions, has called in support from specialists BAE Systems and Fox-IT  to increase its ability to respond to [...]

  • SThree half-year profits sputter on banking hiring slowdown ahead of Brexit vote

    July 11, 2016

    Less hiring in the banking sector in the run-up to the EU referendum has taken its toll on SThree's profits, the staffing company revealed in its interim results today. The figures The company, which is focused on finding staff to fill STEM roles, reported profits before tax of £12.8m for the half year to May, down seven per [...]

  • Deutsche Bank chief economist calls for bailout of European banks, as Italy faces last ditch efforts to rescue troubled sector

    July 10, 2016

    As uncertainty from the UK's referendum on EU membership continues to plague the banking sector, Deutsche Bank's chief economist is calling for a bailout of Europe's banks. In an interview with Welt am Sonntag, David Folkerts-Landau suggested that an injection of fresh capital was needed to help save banks, pegging the amount needed to recapitalise at €150bn (£128bn). "Europe is [...]

  • RBS’ share price has been hit so badly by Brexit that UK taxpayers are currently sitting on a loss of £29bn

    July 10, 2016

    UK taxpayers are sitting on a huge loss on RBS stock, with the bank's share price plummeting by more than 40 per cent since the EU referendum. RBS shares closed last week at 168.8p, down by roughly a third on the 502p that Gordon Brown paid to save the bank in the 2008 crisis. It [...]

  • As the UK referendum fallout settles, US banks get ready to announce their earnings

    July 10, 2016

    Wall Street investors are likely approaching the coming week apprehensively, as a number of big name banks are due to report their quarterly earnings. Banking giant JPMorgan Chase is due to announce its second set of quarterly results for the year before the bell on Thursday, while both Citigroup and Wells Fargo will both be issuing [...]

  • Now Tom Hayes’ crowdfunding campaign has broken the £25,000 mark

    July 10, 2016

    A campaign to raise legal fees for former trader Tom Hayes has recently broken the £25,000 mark. At time of writing, the Fundrazr campaign for the former UBS and Citigroup trader had raised £26,705 – or 18 per cent – of its £150,000 target, with a number of four-figure donations coming in over the last week. [...]

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