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  • Swiss investors set to launch legal challenge of Credit Suisse deal in pursuit of greater compensation

    July 17, 2023

    UBS’s takeover of Credit Suisse faces yet another legal challenge as an association of Swiss investors have announced their intention to file a lawsuit on behalf of former Credit Suisse shareholders. The Swiss Association for the Protection of Investors said that after receiving a “large number of inquiries”, it has decided to coordinate a lawsuit.  [...]

  • Goldman Sachs has a ‘culture of bullying’ according to ex recruitment chief

    July 17, 2023

    Goldman Sachs has been accused of having a “culture of bullying” by a former recruitment executive in the latest example of banks taking flack for their intense work culture. According to The Daily Telegraph, Ian Dodd, who worked for the American banking giant in London between 2018 and 2021, claimed that staff often sobbed through [...]

  • Citi’s European boss says London has not been diminished by Brexit

    July 17, 2023

    Citigroup’s European head has said that Brexit has not impacted the City anywhere near as much as experts predicted. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, David Livingstone, Citi’s Europe, Middle East and Africa boss, said the City has “not been diminished” by Brexit, despite attempts by the EU to attract more firms to the [...]

  • Investment banking slowdown set to hit Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley results this week

    July 17, 2023

    Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will likely report another slowdown in profit on Wednesday and Tuesday respectively amid a continued slump in global dealmaking. Analysts at JP Morgan reduced their earnings per share estimates for Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on “lower IB revenues…with limited cost offset”. The analysts cut Goldman Sachs’s EPS for the [...]

  • UBS to retain EY as auditor after Credit Suisse takeover – report

    July 16, 2023

    UBS Group has decided to retain EY as its external auditor, enlarging its role to include Credit Suisse's accounts from 2024, the Financial Times reported on Sunday, citing people with knowledge of the decision.

  • Standard Chartered sells up in sub-Saharan African and turns to faster-growing markets like Saudi and Egypt

    July 14, 2023

    Standard Chartered announced today that it would sell its subsidiaries in sub-Saharan Africa to Nigeria-based Access Bank. The bank will sell its stake in subsidiaries in Angola, Cameroon, Gambia and Sierra Leona as well as its consumer, private & business bank in Tanzania to Access Bank. “Access Bank will provide a full range of banking [...]

  • Wells Fargo beats expectations thanks to rising rates as Citi’s profits fall 36 per cent on dealmaking slowdown

    July 14, 2023

    Citi struggled with rising costs and falling fees in the second quarter while its Wall Street rival Wells Fargo benefitted from higher interest rates. Citi saw its profit fall 36 per cent year on year as it was hit by the global decline in dealmaking, but its performance was still better than analysts had predicted [...]

  • JP Morgan profits jump as bank benefits from rising rates – but boss Jamie Dimon warns of ‘salient risk’

    July 14, 2023

    JP Morgan beat expectations again as it reaped the rewards of rising interest rates and its takeover of First Republic, but the bank boosted loss provisions significantly. In the second quarter, the Wall Street giant recorded net income of $14.5bn, 67 per cent higher than last year and ahead of analyst expectations. Its shares were [...]

  • Cash still king in the City compared to rest of London but amount withdrawn almost halves

    July 13, 2023

    Westminster and the City remained London’s biggest centres for cash withdrawals but saw a near halving in the amount of cash withdrawn over the past four years.  According to figures from LINK, which operates the interbank network, the amount of cash withdrawals from the City and Westminster fell to £55m in May 2023, 49 per [...]

  • Mortgage defaults expected to pick up as rising rates hits borrowers, say lenders

    July 13, 2023

    Banks and building societies expect the level of mortgage defaults to increase over the next quarter as the impact of rising interest rates filters through the economy.  In the Bank of England’s quarterly credit conditions survey, lenders reported “losses and default rates on secured loans to households increased in Q2, and were expected to increase [...]

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