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  • Swiss bank UBS set to hire ING boss Ralph Hamers

    February 19, 2020

    Swiss bank UBS is reportedly set to name the chief executive of Dutch bank ING as its new chief executive. The Financial Times reported that Ralph Hamers would take over from Sergio Ermotti who has been in post for more than eight years. ING pulled a bond deal today, saying “information had come to the [...]

  • Exclusive: Barclays installs Big Brother-style spyware on employees’ computers

    February 19, 2020

    Barclays has been criticised by HR experts and privacy campaigners after the bank installed “Big Brother” employee monitoring software in its London headquarters. Introduced as a pilot last week, the technology monitors Barclays workers’ activity on their computers, and in some instances admonishes staff in daily updates to them if they are not deemed to [...]

  • Metro Bank hands interim chief executive the top job

    February 19, 2020

    Metro Bank has announced that interim chief executive Dan Frumkin will take the top job at the bank. Frumkin, who will be a paid a £740,000 salary, joined Metro Bank last September as chief transformation officer from The Bank of NT Butterfield & Son, based in Bermuda. He took the interim role when former boss [...]

  • Coinbase becomes first crypto platform to receive Visa principal member status

    February 19, 2020

    Cryptocurrency platform Coinbase has become the first crypto company to become a principal member of Visa.  The new status will allow Coinbase to issue Visa payment cards as well as provide direct settlements.  The San-Francisco headquartered platform brokers exchanges of digital currencies including bitcoin, ethereum and litecoin. It is licensed to provide flat currency-related services [...]

  • HSBC’s drastic reforms still leave the big questions unanswered

    February 19, 2020

    Noel Quinn may only be an interim chief executive at HSBC but there’s nothing temporary about the sweeping changes he announced yesterday. The dramatic reduction in headcount goes further than the 10,000 figure he floated in October last year, when he said “there is scope throughout the bank to clarify and simplify roles.” Now we [...]

  • US prosecutors overlooked HSBC sanctions breaches in exchange for help targeting Huawei

    February 18, 2020

    US prosecutors overlooked violations of US sanctions against Iran by HSBC in exchange for cooperation with an investigation into Huawei, lawyers for the Chinese tech giant said. “The government agreed to overlook HSBC’s continued misconduct, electing not to punish the bank, prosecute its executives or even extend the monitorship,” Huawei’s lawyers wrote in a 10 [...]

  • Knowledge of financial markets desirable but not essential for new FCA boss

    February 18, 2020

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today published an advert for its top job where it listed familiarity with the workings of financial services and markets as “desirable” but not essential. Outgoing FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey is joining the Bank of England next month to replace Mark Carney as governor. Bailey’s tenure at the FCA [...]

  • Lender Amigo’s shares rise as suitors express takeover interest

    February 18, 2020

    Amigo, the loans company, has revealed that several companies have expressed interest in buying the business after the firm opened itself to offers at the end of January. All or part of Amigo’s business could be sold after founder James Benamor’s Richmond Group said it was open to divesting its stake of 60.66 per cent. [...]

  • JP Morgan shakes up leadership of its investment bank

    February 18, 2020

    JP Morgan is reshuffling the senior management of its investment bank, naming two new global co-heads and shifting other executives into roles focused on bringing in business.  The investment banking giant has launched a sweeping reshuffle of top employees in an attempt to promote the next generation of talent while retaining senior staff amid stiff [...]

  • Five things you need to know about HSBC’s radical overhaul strategy

    February 18, 2020

    Banking giant HSBC today launched one of the most radical strategic overhauls by a blue-chip lender in the past decade in a bid to revitalise its stuttering operations. HSBC is seeking to slash annual costs by $4.5bn and shed $100bn of assets by 2022 in a bid to keep pace with leaner and more focused [...]

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