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Achleitner says international watchdogs struggle to accept legal limits of country’s supervisory boards
Banks and asset managers warn of ‘major’ market disruption when licence expires next year
Decision unrelated to small amount of Mafia-linked invoices, says bank
Lender criticised watchdog for missing misconduct by its own bankers and other financial scandals
Plus, a $3bn Blackstone deal falls through in China, and a City lawyer is accused of hacking his rival
The $3.6tn division has to prove it can keep growing once all the low-hanging fruit has been picked
Overhaul at top of bank continues as it attempts to move on from scandals
State-owned group wants to use funding base to offer everything from food delivery to streaming entertainment
'The Verge’ takes up the question of the Great Divergence, exploring how for a time, the continent grew faster than the rest of the world
Austrian banks are flourishing and regional growth is set to outpace the EU average, but structural challenges remain
Why Bernd Spalt is betting on the central and eastern region to be a frontrunner in Europe’s race to recovery
Lenders are emerging in a strong position post-Covid, with smaller but firmer footings in central and eastern Europe
Austrian lenders face pressure to tackle corruption after a series of money laundering allegations
A scheme where rival UK lenders use the same counter space to maintain a high street presence is drawing global interest
Swiss banker was rebuked by regulators earlier this year over long-running money-laundering scandal
Investment banking revenues surge while lenders reduce capital set aside for defaults
New chair António Horta-Osório looks to bolster risk management after Archegos and Greensill crises
Resilience through the pandemic shows how much has changed for sector
French bank’s net income more than doubled to €1.97bn, beating expectations
German lender stabilised by successful venture capital investments and lower loan loss provisions
Re-emergence of 2013 scandal is a further blow to bank’s attempts to move on from a spate of crises
Paris-based bank’s €1.4bn second-quarter net income is 68% ahead of analysts’ forecasts
Verdict on Monte dei Paschi di Siena comes as UniCredit is in talks to buy ailing lender
Chief executive has set sensible conditions on relieving the Italian government of the bank it nationalised
Reshuffle linked to losses related to Archegos and Greensill implosions
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