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  • Travel restrictions pull Visa quarterly profit lower

    April 27, 2021

    Visa reported a small fall in its quarterly profit as lockdown restrictions continue to have an impact on the world’s travel and retail industries. The payments company reported net income slipped two per cent in the second quarter to $3bn, equivalent to $1.38 per Class A Share. Analysts had expected a profit of $1.27 per [...]

  • Prince Andrew sets up company with disgraced financier accused of sexual harassment

    April 27, 2021

    Prince Andrew has set up a company with a disgraced former Coutts banker who quit after being accused of sexual harassment. The Duke of York has gone into business with Harry Keogh, a former banker at Coutts who resigned in March 2018 following a slew of sexual harassment claims, including that he inappropriately touched young [...]

  • HSBC profits surge to $5.8bn on Covid-19 recovery hopes

    April 27, 2021

    Banking giant HSBC this morning announced a surging pre-tax profit of $5.78bn (£4.16bn) for the first quarter, up from $3.21bn a year ago and well above an average analyst forecast of $3.35bn. Revenue, however, fell five per cent to $13bn in the three months to 30 March as low interest rates in its main markets [...]

  • France threatens to block Canada from EU if UK does not open up its fishing waters

    April 27, 2021

    France has threatened to keep Canada out of EU markets post-Brexit if the UK does not increase access to its waters for the country’s fishermen. France’s European affairs minister Clement Beaune today hit out at the UK’s post-Brexit fishing arrangements, saying there would be “retaliation measures” taken if the UK does not [...]

  • UBS takes unexpected $774m Archegos hit

    April 27, 2021

    UBS reported a surprise $774m hit following the collapse of U.S. investment fund Archegos, taking the shine off a forecast-beating 14 per cent rise in quarterly net profit. The news comes as losses from Archegos are still rippling across the global banking industry, with Japan’s Nomura posting on Tuesday its biggest quarterly loss in over a [...]

  • Exclusive: Boris Johnson faces calls from business leaders to commit to net zero financial system

    April 27, 2021

    A group of business leaders have written to Boris Johnson asking him to commit the UK to developing a net zero financial system ahead of this year’s COP26 climate summit. The letter, which has been seen by City PM, said that such a move would allow the Britain to show off its global leadership before [...]

  • Review of banker bonus cap not top of the agenda, says BoE official

    April 26, 2021

    A review of the cap on bankers bonuses is not top of the Bank of England’s priority list, according to an official.  Now the UK is out of the EU it is free to set its own regulatory agenda on financial services. It has previously been reported the Treasury is considering scrapping the cap entirely [...]

  • NatWest refuses to jump on the crypto bandwagon amid money laundering charges

    April 26, 2021

    NatWest’s reluctance to enter the crypto market should be seen as out of step with the wider financial services ecosystem, according to a leading London lawyer. Earlier this week, the bank said it has ‘no appetite’ to serve business customers which accept cryptocurrency, as the bank is taking a ‘cautious approach’ following recent money laundering [...]

  • The EU will sign a post-Brexit deal on financial services, PwC boss predicts, because it ‘needs London’

    April 26, 2021

    The EU will grant Canada access to its capital markets and agree a post-Brexit deal on financial services because it “needs London”, PwC has predicted. The financial services sector was left out of the post-Brexit trade deal agreed between the two sides last year, but the Big Four firm is predicting the [...]

  • Bank earnings preview: What to expect in this week’s quarterly results

    April 26, 2021

    While the banking sector has recovered somewhat in the past two months this week the issue of bad loans and customer defaults will be front of mind.  The sector set aside billions in provisions for bad loans at the start of the pandemic, expecting a huge increase in defaults. However with thanks to government support [...]

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