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  • Canada Corporation launches UK-China green finance centre

    March 26, 2018

    Canada Corporation will today announce the launch of a new green finance centre in China as part of its efforts to make London the go-to location for environmentally friendly fundraising. Charles Bowman, Canada lord mayor, today met the head of the China Green Finance Committee, Ma Jun, in Beijing where [...]

  • London remains on top of the world for global financial services says major report

    March 26, 2018

    London has retained its top spot as the world’s leading financial centre, fending off stiff competition from New York and Asian cities, according to an authoritative study to be published today. The global financial centres index, compiled by think tank Z/Yen, will show the City leading the pack of 110 cities analysed for the 23rd [...]

  • Deutsche Bank has confirmed the €2bn IPO of its asset management arm

    March 26, 2018

    Shares in Deutsche Bank edged higher this morning after it confirmed it will float a minority stake in DWS, its massive asset management arm, next month. It is thought the lender will list a 25 per cent stake in DWS, which has €700bn (£614bn) under management, in two weeks’ time. Deutsche is expected to raise [...]

  • Lloyds announces £3bn investment in new digital strategy

    March 21, 2018

    Lloyds Banking Group today launched a new £3bn investment in a three-year strategy of upgrading the bank's digital capabilities as it looks to slash costs and prepare itself for the expected wave of competition as challenger banks and fintechs gain momentum. The bank wants to cut costs below £8bn by 2020, translating into cuts of [...]

  • Societe Generale deputy chief executive exits over Libor disagreement

    March 14, 2018

    Societe Generale deputy chief executive Didier Valet has resigned following a “divergence of approaches”, the bank said in a statement today. The disagreement was related to “the management of a specific legal matter”, which is understood to be the investigation into the rigging of the London interbank offered rate (Libor). The statement said that Valet [...]

  • Peer-to-peer platform Funding Circle appoints bankers ahead of potential float

    March 11, 2018

    British unicorn Funding Circle has appointed bankers to lead an initial public offering (IPO) which will likely value it at more than £1.5bn, according to reports. The peer-to-peer lending platform has appointed Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and London-headquartered Numis Securities to broker the deal, according to Sky News and Bloomberg. [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group kicks off £1bn share buyback programme

    March 8, 2018

    Lloyds Banking Group this morning launched its £1bn share buyback programme, unveiled at its full-year results last month. The bank said it had entered into an agreement with UBS to carry out the share buyback programme on its behalf – and to make trading decisions under the programme independently. The programme starts today and will [...]

  • More job cuts “inevitable” says Royal Bank of Scotland finance boss

    March 1, 2018

    It is "inevitable" that Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will cut jobs in the coming years, according to the lender's chief financial officer. Ewen Stevenson today said the the cuts would focus on slimming down head office functions, as well as legacy data centres, but refused to address the size of the redundancies expected. Speaking [...]

  • The Royal Mint’s 26 new 10p coin designs are an A-Z of why Britain is great

    March 1, 2018

    The Royal Mint has unveiled 26 new 10p coins featuring an A to Z of designs celebrating life in the Britain, which are being launched as part of a collection it called the Great British Coin Hunt. From the Angel of the North to the Zebra Crossing, the designs "map what makes Britain great", the [...]

  • Banks leave £13bn in cheap money from Term Funding Scheme on the table

    March 1, 2018

    The final tally of cheap Bank of England (BoE) loans taken on by Britain’s banks is now in, with lenders leaving almost £13bn on the table. Banks borrowed £127bn under the Term Funding Scheme (TFS), which closed yesterday, according to Bank of England data. The scheme delivered a stream of almost interest-free loans to banks [...]

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