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Credit risks have been ‘underestimated’, vice-president Claudia Buch tells FT
Axel Lehmann drafted in after ex-Lloyds chief says violations compromised his ability to lead the bank
Announcement is the earth tremor heralding a gusher of cash from European lenders
Italian banker will also receive part of reduced €51.4m award in shares
Nordic region’s biggest lender continues turnround after money-laundering scandal
The gradualist approach to change has won out at both institutions
US private equity group has had a rocky relationship with lenders since first disclosing stakes in 2017
Swiss bank claims ‘material discrepancy’ between Masayoshi Son’s words and email from Lex Greensill
Birgitte Bonnesen accused of downplaying problems at lender’s Estonian operation
Banks question the resources going into the annual check of their financial resilience
Investigation uncovers that chair failed to obey isolation rules when he flew to London and watched Wimbledon tennis finals
International lenders anticipate competing demands over how they structure their operations
BaFin issues penalty seven years after German lender paid record $2.5bn settlement over Libor
Proposed measures aimed at ‘core’ services, says EU’s Valdis Dombrovskis
Regulators in danger of missing the big picture, say Danish and Norwegian authorities
More departures expected as bank prepares to publish findings of probe
Long in the shadow of rivals, the French bank is trying to lure dealmakers and expand in equities
If investors’ interest is to be further piqued, there must be firmer pledges on capital returns
Country paves way for its biggest bank to exit majority state ownership
Eric Varvel was proponent of the Greensill Capital-linked supply-chain finance funds that unravelled
Economist is likely to uphold Jens Weidmann’s hawkish stance on monetary policy
Bank of the West sale adds to war chest of chief executive Jean-Laurent Bonnafé
European banks have been retreating from US after struggling to compete with big domestic lenders
Eric Varvel was proponent of Greensill Capital-linked funds and previously ran $500bn asset management unit
Ruling follows bank’s appeal against decision that left it facing €4.5bn penalty for helping clients evade tax
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