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  • EY hit with €95m claim over tax scandal advice

    February 4, 2020

    Big Four accountancy firm EY has been targeted with a €95m (£80.5m) lawsuit for advice it gave to a collapsed bank that allegedly defrauded the German state. The administrator to Maple Bank filed the lawsuit against EY in Stuttgart. The claim relates to the so-called cum-ex scandal which led to the closure of Maple Bank [...]

  • Goldman Sachs partner caught up in 1MDB scandal barred from banking industry

    February 4, 2020

    The Goldman Sachs partner who was put on leave over the 1MDB scandal has now left the bank and has been permanently barred from the banking industry. The Federal Reserve said it is permanently barring Andrea Vella from the industry for his “role in Goldman’s financing of a defrauded Malaysian sovereign wealth fund.”   “The [...]

  • Metro Bank in compliance probe over Iran and Cuba sanctions breaches

    February 4, 2020

    Metro Bank is undergoing a major review of its compliance controls after the lender handled money from Iran and Cuba, breaching strict US and EU sanctions. The review is being carried out by law firm DLA Piper. Metro Bank hired the firm after receiving the funds from Iran last year. The bank previously notified US [...]

  • Cyber firm Callsign set to unveil bumper JP Morgan backing

    February 4, 2020

    London-based identity fraud firm Callsign is said to be on the verge of unveiling fresh funding worth tens of millions of dollars from Wall Street giant JP Morgan. Callsign, which uses AI to verify the identity of users, is signing off on a deal with JP Morgan Asset Management, which manages $2 trillion (£1.5 trillion) [...]

  • The UK’s unrivalled regulatory framework is at the heart of our success as a finance hub

    February 4, 2020

    Britain has officially progressed into the next chapter of growth, and can begin negotiations to achieve the trading partnerships and relationships that will secure our competitive future.  Having spent several years in the City myself and now as MP for Hitchin and Harpenden, a constituency with thousands working in financial services, this sector remains one [...]

  • Lending to customers by challenger banks reached record high last year, study finds

    February 3, 2020

    Lending to customers by UK challenger banks has more than doubled in the last five years to a record high of £115bn.  A number of challenger banks were set up in the wake of the credit crunch to fill the gap left in the market by high street banks.  However research by advisory firm BDO [...]

  • Boris Johnson says Brexit deal must be ‘predictable’ for the City

    February 3, 2020

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sought to reassure the City about a post-Brexit trade deal with the European Union, saying it should provide a “predictable, transparent and business-friendly” environment for financial services firms. In a written statement to parliament, the PM also said there should be “obligations on market access and fair competition”. The statement [...]

  • Goldman Sachs ‘in talks’ to partner with Amazon on small business loans

    February 3, 2020

    Goldman Sachs is reportedly in advanced talks with Amazon to offer small business loans in the US, as the Wall Street giant looks to the tech titan in a bid to break into the mainstream areas of financial services.  Goldman Sachs has begun building technology that would allow it to offer loans to small and [...]

  • Citigroup suspends senior bond trader over alleged canteen theft

    February 3, 2020

    Citigroup has suspended one of its most senior London-based bond trader after accusing him of stealing from the office canteen.  Paras Shah abruptly left his post as head of Citi’s head of EMEA high-yield bond trading last month. The Financial Times reported that the bank suspended Shah after alleging he had stolen food from the [...]

  • Citigroup names new treasury and trade head for Britain and Europe

    February 3, 2020

    Citigroup has appointed Peter Crawley as its new head of treasury and trade solutions (TTS) for Britain and Europe. Crawley, who has been Citigroup’s TTS head for Sub-Saharan Africa since 2013, will take up the new role in April, according to an internal memo. He will be responsible “for driving the business strategy, new business [...]

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