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  • Doom and gloom for European banks as Deutsche drags down sector

    September 26, 2016

    Deutsche Bank cast an ominous shadow over the banking sector today, after fresh doubts over the German giant's capital position emerged, prompting investors to take flight across the sector. Investors panicked that government patience for bailouts had run dry and Deutsche Bank's share price closed down 7.5 per cent at €10.55, its lowest level since [...]

  • Why it’s been a very bad year to be Deutsche Bank

    September 26, 2016

    Deutsche Bank shares plunged to a new record low today, dropping 7.5 per cent to close at €10.55, prompted by reports in Focus magazine over the weekend that German Chancellor Angela Merkel has ruled out state assistance for the bank. However, this is far from the first piece of bad news to have hit the [...]

  • UK’s small businesses waste one day a year taking cash to the bank

    September 26, 2016

    UK SMEs spend 26 hours a year travelling to make cash deposits, research out today has found. Total average time spent making deposits has led to the loss of 93m hours across all UK SMEs, with one fifth (18 per cent) having to shut up shop during trading hours to do so, placing pressures on [...]

  • Deutsche Bank’s share price sank to a record low today on bailout concerns

    September 26, 2016

    Shares in Deutsche Bank have dropped by over six per cent in today's trading, to a record low of €10.67, and analysts have warned that the bank could even descend "into the realms of penny stocks". The stock's dramatic dip – to its lowest level since 1992, according to Bloomberg – may have been prompted by a recent [...]

  • Is China’s toxic debt pile the greatest threat the global economy faces?

    September 26, 2016

    Mike Jakeman, global analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, says Yes. The Chinese government has already performed one economic miracle – in the 30 years from 1980, it pulled almost 700m people out of extreme poverty. Now it requires another – to wean its fattened economy off a diet of public investment and onto helpings of household [...]

  • Banks warned over fintech payment firms

    September 26, 2016

    The world's biggest banks risk losing control of digital payments to small fintech startups and global tech giants, the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has warned. Banks have been told they have to “maximize security, minimise complexity, and add value beyond pure payments” if they want to survive in transactional banking. The BCG has slammed banks’ poor [...]

  • People still trust brick-and-mortar branches more than digital banks

    September 26, 2016

    Digital banking has surged in popularity over the last few years, but research out today also shows many still won't trust a lender without a brick-and-mortar presence.  Just less than half (48 per cent) of UK banking customers would not be comfortable sorting out their finances solely online or by mobile, while a third (33 [...]

  • Credit Suisse banker to found independent advisory firm

    September 25, 2016

    One of the top European bankers at Credit Suisse is quitting the bank to launch his own advisory firm. Sebastian Grigg, a vice-chairman at Credit Suisse’s investment bank, resigned from his post late last week. Grigg’s ESG Corporate Finance will advise UK companies on mergers, takeovers and capital-raising, it was first reported by Sky News. [...]

  • Miriam Gonzalez Durantez takes up new job at UBS

    September 25, 2016

    Some of UBS' London staff might be feeling one of the bank's new joiners has a very familiar face. Miriam Gonzalez Durantez, a highly-regarded lawyer and wife of former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, is joining the Swiss bank giant's London unit as a non-executive director. Gonzalez Durantez, who is a partner at City law firm Dechert, will [...]

  • Thousands of City jobs at risk as US banks issue Brexit relocation warning

    September 24, 2016

    Thousands of City jobs are at risk after a string of US investment banks reportedly warned Prime Minister Theresa May that they could preemptively move their operations out of the UK. The bank bosses are said to have delivered the warning at a round-table with the Prime Minister and a host of key US investors in New York [...]

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