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Parliament on Thursday voted to empower special commission of inquiry into downfall of bank
Board member Frank Elderson warns that destroying nature will ‘destroy the economy’
If regulators need to tighten rules, they should start by limiting deposit concentration
Pushing second-quarter results until the end of August would buy the bank time to work through complex takeover
Now is the time for the bloc to complete its banking and capital markets union
Financial regulators need more funds to ensure lenders ‘fulfil their responsibilities’, argues Agustín Carstens
Links between eurozone’s largest lenders and less regulated sector provokes increasing alarm among policymakers
Accounting rules mean mergers would lead to assets being revalued at significantly lower levels
Ruling from Singaporean judge comes shortly before UBS is expected to complete takeover of Swiss rival
More than $400mn in deferred pay was wiped out after a state-orchestrated rescue by UBS
Lighter regime for hedge funds and asset managers increases ‘scope for contagion’, says central bank’s vice-president
Executives are planning to sue regulator Finma
Oh look out you bank rock ‘n rollers
Swiss bank contested regulator’s justification for wiping out $17bn of bonds
Bankers contact lawyers over bond-linked rewards that were wiped out by UBS rescue
Goldman Sachs unit reports losses and Morgan Stanley’s profits fall as tensions rise between west and Beijing
Lawyer was shot dead during rush hour after making complaints of money laundering to authorities
‘Things are going to be run differently’ Slawomir Krupa tells the FT ahead of his appointment at French bank’s helm
Decision by court gives early victory to investors in what promises to be a drawn-out fight
To deploy an accounting cherry attractively, you first need a cake to put it on
Swiss bank expects asset writedowns and litigation provisions to total $17bn
France for the first time gives figure for the losses from so-called cum-cum trades
In his first year, Alexander Wynaendts has made management more accountable
Stefan Hoops hailed proposal to pay €1mn to win business as ‘smart’ and ‘awesome’
So crazy it might just work?
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