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Italian bank head previously sued Santander over remuneration dispute
We should not relax ringfencing, not least because UK banks remain undercapitalised
Investment banking could bear the brunt of the pain because of slowdowns in dealmaking
Overhauling the regulatory regime introduced after the financial crisis has plenty of risks and few obvious benefits
FT banking summit hears of sharp turnaround in fortunes after auditors’ fears for its future
The bank is right to blow the whistle early on property risks
Axel Lehmann expresses confidence that ‘money will come back over time’
Noel Quinn tells FT’s Global Banking Summit that Chinese insurer’s demands not backed by other shareholders
Colm Kelleher says the Swiss bank can grow in the US by focusing on very wealthy clients
Move follows pressure from bank’s largest investor Ping An to reduce costs
Ursula von der Leyen says Brussels has ‘the means’ to make Moscow pay for rebuilding war-torn country
UK final package of Basel guidelines more restrictive than those put forward by EU
Plus, Andrea Agnelli’s departure from Juventus and where is Jack Ma?
Consumer group spoofs phone numbers of six high street lenders
Move part of broad range of City reforms intended to take advantage of ‘Brexit freedoms’
There is plenty to set pulses racing in RBC’s ‘once in a generation opportunity’
Industry says rules imposed after the financial crisis have hurt ability to attract and retain staff
Bank boss plans charm offensive with British investors, he says at FT Banking Summit
Banker says he tried to tackle poor risk management blamed for a string of crises at lender
Charlie Nunn also outlines plans to ease mortgage terms for struggling customers
UK lender has been resisting pressure from shareholder Ping An to split its Asian and western operations
Alternative methods aim to open up lending to people who lack conventional records
CS Venkatakrishnan says his ‘prognosis is excellent’ and he will remain ‘actively engaged’ at bank
Study finds workers and managers favour ‘remote-first’ approach despite C-suite diktats
After a series of US court rulings, Tom Hayes is trying to appeal against his UK conviction for rate rigging
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