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Mark Tucker warns investors split would result in share-price drop and reduce dividends
Executives reject calls from Ping An to split business between east and west amid rising geopolitical tensions
Rising interest rates, inflation, new taxes and looming recession all mean ‘the world will have to relearn banking’
Lenders have further £1.6bn claims pending on flagship small business bounce back scheme
British bank set aside £1.3bn to cover litigation related to a mis-selling blunder and improper staff WhatsApp usage
Greater London Authority warns developers that upgrade might take more than a decade
Ulrich Körner faces daunting task as CEO following years of crises that have shredded lender’s shares
Thomas Gottstein departure ends tumultuous period for Swiss bank
Swiss wealth manager sounds optimistic note as client risk appetite returns despite 26% drop in first-half net income
The strong US dollar wipes billions from US businesses with global operations
Lender is highly exposed to escalating geopolitical rivalry between China and west
Some firms are dragging their feet on recruitment and telegraphing lower pay
Former Credit Suisse chair to start as senior adviser at investment bank next month
Core IT restructuring project postponed until 2023 has proved far more complex than anticipated
A tale of scandal after scandal at one of Europe's leading banks
Waiting list for applications underlines tension between lifting profits and avoiding future scandals
US bank in negotiations with groups including Expobank and insurer Reso-Garantia
Bank offers increase to 35,000 branch and junior employees
Executives want to convince investors it is a global bank, not a European institution
Bank agrees £2.3bn deal after beating rivals such as Starling
CEO and other executives voluntarily forgo €75,000 each in pay to signal responsibility for ‘cultural shortcoming’
London-based payment-services group had earlier hoped to raise funds at €20bn pricetag
Lords committee finds sector has become ‘collateral damage’ in post-Brexit dispute over trade agreement
Chief executive defends using third-party managers while group builds its own expertise
Californian group that offers expensive tests in effort to prolong lives was selected after Pimco scuppered earlier deal
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