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  • The break-up plan: It’s high time to end Britain’s banking oligopoly

    May 17, 2016

    It has been called a near banking "oligopoly". The Big Four banks enjoy such market dominance that they reportedly hold more than three quarters of all active current accounts. According to the FCA, the largest six banks also control 80 per cent of the mortgage market. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) grew sufficiently concerned [...]

  • British banks are chalking out strategies to deal with Brexit fallout, says BoE’s Andrew Bailey

    May 16, 2016

    Bank of England Deputy Governor Andrew Bailey is having “daily” conversations with British banks to chalk out coping mechanisms in the face of a Brexit. Analysts expect that Britain voting to leave the EU is likely to result in sterling losing up to a fifth of its value. "All the banks are looking at this [...]

  • Deutsche Bank hires former EDF finance director Thomas Piquemal as global M&A head

    May 16, 2016

    Deutsche Bank has appointed former EDF finance boss Thomas Piquemal as its global head of mergers & acquisitions.  Piquemal, who was until March group senior executive vice president for finance at EDF Group, will also become chairman of corporate & investment banking in France. He quit the energy group after disagreements over investment in Hinkley Point which he [...]

  • HSBC is moving 840 IT jobs out of the UK

    May 16, 2016

    HSBC is moving nearly 1,000 technology jobs out of the UK, the bank has announced. Some 840 jobs will be moved to other locations around the world, including India, China and Poland as part of its plans to cut thousands of jobs in the UK as part of a major restructure. The roles, currently based in [...]

  • How traditional banks can keep ahead of their fintech noisy neighbours in innovation race

    May 16, 2016

    There have been plenty of reports about fintechs being bad news for banks, but in actual fact they may be the best thing to happen to traditional banks and the banking sector for a long time. No, really. Many have warned that the introduction of digitally savvy options into the retail banking sector will prove [...]

  • RBS mulls sale of Williams & Glyn and NatWest

    May 15, 2016

    Royal Bank of Scotland's advisers are reportedly weighing a shock move to divest both Williams & Glyn and NatWest, as the bank seeks to accelerate sell­-off plans. According to the Sunday Telegraph, RBS advisers, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Robey Warshaw, are weighing the NatWest move in a bid to ease tech problems behind the Williams [...]

  • Libor probe dropped in Germany for ex-Deutsche Bank staff

    May 15, 2016

    Frankfurt prosecutors late last week dropped a case into five former Deutsche Bank staff for alleged Libor manipulation. It is understood that it could not be established that any erroneous information submitted by staff could have influenced the rate, and that the law did not provide any basis for prosecution. "We investigated whether there was a violation of [...]

  • These are the 18 highest-paying jobs in London’s finance sector

    May 13, 2016

    If you're thinking of moving into the finance sector, chances are the salary is going to be one of your main reasons. But which roles offer the megabucks? Salary benchmarking site Emolument.com has crunched the numbers – and found that with an average salary of £178,000 and a bonus almost as high, at £148,000, bankers in [...]

  • Standard Life sleepwalks towards a pay revolt

    May 13, 2016

    First Schroders, now Standard Life: it’s turning into a season of grand City institutions firing bullets into their own feet. Fresh from the calamitous handling of Michael Dobson’s elevation to the chair at Schroders, its Scottish-based peer is making an even bigger pig’s ear of a process it should be able to navigate in its [...]

  • Carney ignites recession row with Brexit warning

    May 13, 2016

    ​Bank of England governor Mark Carney sparked an intense political row yesterday after he said that a vote to leave the European Union could plunge Britain into recession. Former chancellor Lord Lamont slammed Carney’s “unwise” choice of words, while two Conservative members of the influential Treasury Select Committee – which is appointed by Parliament to [...]

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