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  • HSBC appoints new private banking and European bosses

    September 17, 2018

    HSBC has announced a reshuffle of its top executives in its private banking and European divisions. Global private banking chief executive Peter Boyles will retire after 43 years with the bank and will be replaced by Antonio Simoes from 1 January next year. Read more: Barclays opens up mobile app to rival bank accounts Simoes, who joined HSBC [...]

  • Shore Capital’s asset management division makes up for fall in capital markets

    September 17, 2018

    Weaker capital markets activity held back profits at small cap stockbroker Shore Capital in the first half of 2018 in spite of a big jump in asset management earnings. The firm’s total revenues rose by 6.5 per cent compared to the same period last year to hit £21.6m for the first six months of the [...]

  • Shore Capital’s asset management division makes up for fall in capital markets

    September 17, 2018

    Weaker capital markets activity held back profits at small cap stockbroker Shore Capital in the first half of 2018 in spite of a big jump in asset management earnings. The firm’s total revenues rose by 6.5 per cent compared to the same period last year to hit £21.6m for the first six months of the [...]

  • Credit Suisse blasted by Swiss watchdog for corruption failings

    September 17, 2018

    Credit Suisse has been slammed by the Swiss banking watchdog for “deficiencies” in its anti-money laundering procedures in connection with suspected corruption at football body FIFA. Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (Finma) said today it had concluded two enforcement procedures against the bank. The first uncovered “deficiencies in the bank’s adherence to anti-money laundering due [...]

  • Credit Suisse blasted by Swiss watchdog for corruption failings

    September 17, 2018

    Credit Suisse has been slammed by the Swiss banking watchdog for “deficiencies” in its anti-money laundering procedures in connection with suspected corruption at football body FIFA. Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (Finma) said today it had concluded two enforcement procedures against the bank. The first uncovered “deficiencies in the bank’s adherence to anti-money laundering due [...]

  • There’s a bright, collaborative future ahead for the City and Northern Ireland

    September 17, 2018

    Last week, I embarked on a visit to Northern Ireland to engage with its financial and professional services sector. With fewer than 200 days until the UK leaves the EU, and the Irish border proving to be one of the more contentious issues surrounding negotiations, this was an excellent opportunity to hear the views of [...]

  • There’s a bright, collaborative future ahead for the City and Northern Ireland

    September 17, 2018

    Last week, I embarked on a visit to Northern Ireland to engage with its financial and professional services sector. With fewer than 200 days until the UK leaves the EU, and the Irish border proving to be one of the more contentious issues surrounding negotiations, this was an excellent opportunity to hear the views of [...]

  • Former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to Euribor rate rigging let off £6.5m fine

    September 15, 2018

    A former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to rigging the Euro Interbank Offered Rate (Euribor) has escaped from a £6.5m fine after the City watchdog ruled his conviction was punishment enough. Christian Bittar, once Deutsche Bank's star trader, was sentenced to five years after he pleaded guilty to rigging Euibor, an interest rate benchmark [...]

  • Former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to Euribor rate rigging let off £6.5m fine

    September 15, 2018

    A former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to rigging the Euro Interbank Offered Rate (Euribor) has escaped from a £6.5m fine after the City watchdog ruled his conviction was punishment enough. Christian Bittar, once Deutsche Bank's star trader, was sentenced to five years after he pleaded guilty to rigging Euibor, an interest rate benchmark [...]

  • Nationwide vows to keep branches open as it spends £1.3bn on digital growth

    September 15, 2018

    Nationwide has vowed not to be the second bank to fall victim to an IT disaster this year as it unveiled a £1.3bn technology upgrade today. Chief executive Joe Garner said there would not be one “big bang” change as it moves to a new digital platform, adding that the investment won’t come at the [...]

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