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Endoxa bank consortium tries to make sense of position-reporting rules
Building a consensus approach that avoids a steady stream of small fines for misreporting long and short stock positions may be a new model for joint action on regulation. -
Krupa’s grand plan for SocGen launches with a whimper
Despite tweaks to improve efficiency, Societe Generale’s new strategy has received a lukewarm reception. New CEO Slawomir Krupa has lifted the capital target, but revenues will remain flat, and there is a lack of news on asset sales. -
Lloyds sees first fruits of capital markets strategy
Bankers at Lloyds say that progress in FX, fixed income and structured finance this year reflects chief executive Charlie Nunn’s strategy for targeted growth in corporate and institutional banking. -
HSBC hopes poundshop SVB acquisition will boost its investment bank
As other investment banks cut staff, HSBC has been hiring to build a leading bank in tech and healthcare. -
Orabank purchase propels Vista’s pan-African ambitions
After buying parts of BNP Paribas and Societe Generale, Orabank is African banking group Vista’s boldest acquisition yet. Despite coups and sovereign debt distress, Vista’s founder and chairman Simon Tiemtoré tells Euromoney how he can succeed where other higher profile ventures have failed. -
Inter’s chief executive moves from hunting to farming
The Brazilian bank is focused on new initiatives aimed at boosting active-user rates, including a new global app and buy-now-pay-later product. -
How HSBC regained its mantle as Asia’s best bank
Despite its roots in the region, HSBC’s Asian woes have sometimes seemed endemic. It has been overly dependent on Hong Kong and too often caught in Sino-US crosshairs. But under regional co-CEOs Surendra Rosha and David Liao, the lender has regained its confidence, is more regionally diverse than ever, and is busy posting record profits. -
CRE and super-regional banks: what the latest data shows
The second-quarter earnings season saw more detail from US banks on how they are preparing for the worst in commercial real estate exposures. We look at how the data shapes up for the super-regional sector. -
Partior takes DLT payments live at pioneering banks
While central banks announce the latest controlled tests on blockchain-based digital money, a handful of leading commercial banks are already in full production. -
What Alison Rose leaves behind at NatWest
The NatWest chief executive’s resignation ends a solid if unexciting three-and-a-half years at the helm. -
India’s banks show the impact of a buzzing economy and digital uplift
Credit growth is a key driver of stellar earnings from India’s banks as the country completes its recovery from Covid-19, but another driver is digital traction. -
Sewing cites European sovereignty as justification for large banks
Big banks capable of competing with US players are part of Europe’s geostrategic interests, Deutsche Bank CEO tells audience at Euromoney dinner. -
Deutsche and Barclays eye private credit opportunity in wake of Credit Suisse takeover
When Credit Suisse is taken over by UBS, it’s likely that the new parent’s appetite for structured private credit will be significantly different to that of the institution it is absorbing. Two banks in particular are waiting for the opportunity that follows. -
Hong Leong’s gain leaves a digital gap at UOB
Kevin Lam is to lead the Malaysian bank, becoming the second person within three years to step down as UOB’s TMRW digital head. -
Regulators set to raise capital requirements on banks
Even before this year’s banking failures, the coming of Basel IV was already set to hike bank capital requirements – and so further boost SRT trades. -
As default looms, Argentina’s fiscal discipline slides
The country’s economy was already weak before a serious drought hit. Now it is broke, and the question in Buenos Aires isn’t whether finance minister Sergio Massa can muddle through to the presidential election at the end of October, it is whether he can make it to the primaries in August before a full-blown financial crisis. -
Banking: Indonesia in the sweet spot
Indonesia is one of the world’s brighter prospects right now: growth, demographics, infrastructure momentum, inflation under control, more equity raised in the first quarter in Jakarta than New York. Banks are positioning to benefit – while keeping an eye on next year’s elections. -
Silicon Valley Bank: Lessons from a bank collapse
As the drumbeat of bad news from the US regional banks grows steadily louder, Euromoney talks to market veterans about the lessons that can be learned from the event that started it all: Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse in March.
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