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Regulators have made it easier to sell off exposures after sanctions froze market
After almost four years in charge, the CEO’s strategy to diversify the bank has not been as transformative as many had hoped
He spearheaded Deutsche Bank’s attempt to conquer Wall Street and was known for his hard-charging style
Three Irish lenders in prime position as competitors exit market and interest rates rise
After 14 years, Frédéric Oudéa is stepping down as CEO
Difficulties in tackling complex problems may distract rule-setters from core role in ensuring financial stability
Indian-born banker helped transform German bank into global financial titan
Bank’s largest shareholder rejects executives’ 14 arguments against east-west split
Rising interest rates could cost some borrowers more than rising energy bills
Lawsuit centres on funds owed to Swiss bank’s customers by construction company that had borrowed from Greensill Capital
Collapsed takeover of Monte dei Paschi di Siena strained ties with Italian government
After pulling back internationally, Australian bank turns to regional deal to preserve declining mortgage market share
Former deputy governor Paul Tucker says UK central bank must adopt comprehensive regulation of the sector
40% of fixed-rate deals will end this year, exposing borrowers to higher costs
Losses from the UK’s fraud ‘epidemic’ rose to £1.3bn last year
Marsh birds are still easier to spot than takeaway coffee in GIFT City in Gujarat but JPMorgan has just opened its newest office there
Distressed asset management companies highlight the challenge Beijing faces in mobilising rescue options
Wall Street bank contends with retail headaches after push to diversify from trading and deals
Bond-buying programme has made Bank of England and Treasury much more exposed to short-term interest rates
Russian gas and Polish populism look more like a flagon of hemlock than an invigorating cocktail of risk
Japanese bank should avoid pushing investors too far after plunge in net income
Lender warns of ‘severe recession’ if Russia cuts off supplies
France’s third-largest listed bank also outlines new growth targets
Irish bank’s plans to go cashless caused uproar in rural communities but it cannot ignore commercial realities
Mark Tucker warns investors split would result in share-price drop and reduce dividends
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