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Eurozone struggles to salvage hopes for stalled Banking Union
Greg Weinberger is latest departure after series of mishaps at Swiss bank
Big names involved in past market-rigging scandals barred from lucrative recovery plan
At the margins of financial activity, Iceland’s microcosmic fate shows how cheap money can cloud decision making
Europe’s top banking regulator dissatisfied with lender’s handling of issue
Swiss bank suffered $5bn hit from collapse of Bill Hwang’s fund and pledged to rein in risk
Germany’s biggest lender lowers outlook after judges nullify past fee rises for retail clients
Wind-down unit head Louise Kitchen and senior forex banker Jonathan Tinker to step down
Lenders say plan to rival groups such as Visa and Mastercard will safeguard sovereignty
Implementing Basel III in EU will be biggest change to regulation of lenders in a decade
Move by financial prosecutor follows Swiss probe into Riad Salamé’s dealings abroad
Commodities trading house raised concern in July 2020 over a bill it apparently owed one of industrialist’s companies
German lender joins European peers in taking more gradual approach than Wall Street rivals
Central banks seek action plans from lenders on dealing with threats to the environment
Greensill and Wirecard among those to have tapped into the country’s abundant deposits
At least a quarter of bank formed in aftermath of financial crisis will be sold off
German lender relocating about 100 staff from London to cities within the EU and Asia
Aigis Banca was ordered into liquidation by the Bank of Italy, with its assets transferred to a rival
Departure of Zbigniew Jagiello from PKO leaves his successor facing several challenges
Germany’s largest lender raises sustainability targets one year after announcing them
Watchdog finds banks exchanged sensitive information before auctions between 2007 and 2011
UniCredit chief is claiming tens of millions of euros in compensation for Santander’s aborted job offer
Board member says supervisors globally need to step up exchange of information
Italian alleges Spanish bank’s reversal of decision to make him chief was breach of contract
Acquisition plan has risks but firm is well placed to expand in consolidating sector
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