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Investment banker must reconcile dealmaking, pay concerns and potential culture clash at Italian lender
Germany’s biggest lender outperforms rivals and is no longer ‘sick bank of Europe’
Magnitude of cuts will be revealed with Swiss lender’s first-quarter results next week
Private equity firm Cerberus set to swoop on lender’s ‘fallen angel’ retail network
The bank will need a spotless record for years to lose its share price discount
Investment bank and risk chiefs set to depart as lender slashes dividend after Greensill fallout
Exposure to own countries’ sovereign debt reawakens concern over faultline in Europe’s monetary union
Bank at threat of becoming third Japanese institution caught in New York stock sell-off
The suggestion is that markets are anticipating more economic activity and potentially greater loan demand
Are scandals at Archegos and Greensill an unlucky coincidence or symptomatic of a wider failing?
Three troubling situations involving huge clients suggest the Swiss bank has a risk-management problem
Shareholder adviser Glass Lewis has criticised CEO’s potential €7.5m pay as not linked to performance
Banks face earnings hit following $20bn stock fire sale by prime brokerage client
Rebecca Short appointed as second woman to management board in wider reshuffle
Head of combined CaixaBank and Bankia says negative rates will be challenge even after Covid is over
Expected move comes as chief executive Sewing relinquishes direct oversight of the division
Swiss bank spends three weeks trying to untangle slew of supply-chain finance fund contracts
Sale of Vostochny Bank to Sovcombank raises hopes charges against US businessman will be dropped
The firm that spotted the potential in Alibaba also lent credibility to collapsed finance group
‘Counterintuitive’ rise comes despite jump in online and contactless payments
Mark Branson’s appointment marks fundamental overhaul after Wirecard fraud
Bank warns it may face litigation over its role in controversial supply chain finance funds
Negotiations with US private equity firm reflect UK lender’s strategy to sharpen focus on Asia
A slow and steady approach is advisable
Europe’s top banking supervisor urges lenders to be bold in booking provisions for bad loans
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