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SVB: The regulatory response won’t just impact regional banks
As well as higher capital requirements for regional US banks, the policy response to the Silicon Valley Bank collapse will likely include increasing the Deposit Insurance Fund, which bigger banks will have to pay for. -
Crisis at Credit Suisse: How we got here
Credit Suisse came out of the global financial crisis in better shape than many peers. But fragility was never far away – in the years that followed its fortunes would swing back and forth, sometimes violently. Here is the bank’s route to 2023, explained through Euromoney’s own coverage. -
Banks shift gear as mobility goes electric
Banks like Santander, BNP Paribas and SocGen see auto finance and the future of mobility as critical pieces of their overall group strategies. But as mobility becomes an increasingly fractured business, what does the auto finance bank of the future look like? -
Obituary: Dan Oakes, 1972-2023
For one of the most considerate men in capital markets, nothing was ever too much trouble. -
Santander looks to network effects to answer its critics
Santander executive chairman Ana Botín has stepped back from the M&A-based restructuring many assumed former CEO candidate Andrea Orcel would oversee. Euromoney asks Botín and her new chief executive, Héctor Grisi, how they plan to make this international retail bank succeed. -
Commerzbank rides a return to form – and the DAX
After its DAX return, Commerzbank now has a clear – if uncertain – path to achieving its profit target, according to CFO Bettina Orlopp. -
UK lender OakNorth faces up to its first downturn
It may have missed out on SVB’s portfolio of UK business, but OakNorth chief executive and co-founder Rishi Khosla tells Euromoney the bank can maintain its ultra-low loan losses and keep growing. -
Election brings hope and fear for Nigerian banks
Gains written on banks’ equity book values from long dollar positions could be quickly wiped out if borrowers prove unable to service debt at a higher exchange rate. -
Fool’s Goldman?
For the past few years, Goldman Sachs has dangled the promise of something new – a diversification in its business mix that would give shareholders a reason to finally re-rate the stock. But while the firm still has the glint of Goldman on the surface, disappointing earnings are revealing something less valuable underneath. Can its second investor day now fix the legacy of the first? -
Barclays’ Hanna on climate tech and the ‘oilephant’ in the room
Just back from Davos, the bank’s new head of sustainable finance says the industry needs to do more, and Barclays needs to do more on transition. -
Iwoca sees surging demand as banks retrench from SME lending
Private credit funds are committing more to specialist non-bank lenders such as iwoca, seeing big potential in small business credits, even if NPLs are set to climb. -
Inter aims for 30% ROE in Brazil
The bank’s chief financial officer says Inter is moving into an expansion phase, following an ambitious and aspirational ‘north star’. -
PrivEx brings syndicated loan-trading platform to Europe
While big US banks edge slowly towards exchange-like trading of loans, a group of market veterans have tested a system in Asia and will soon launch in Europe. -
China: New Henan bank aims to boost governance, cut graft at local lenders
Last year, a connected cluster of village banks in the central province of Henan suffered one of China’s worst financial scandals in years. Beijing’s reaction: to create a new state bank that will take stakes in rural financial and credit institutions with the aim of spotting and weeding out corruption and improving financial governance. -
Hong Kong IPO bankers hope for better in 2023
Initial public offerings by Chinese firms are Hong Kong’s lifeblood, yet they were rarer than hen’s teeth in 2022. For deal flow to return, China must open up. Buckle up: things could get bumpy. -
Egyptian banks strive for sustainability
Across the Middle East and North Africa, Egypt and its banks boast august credentials when it comes to climate and sustainability. But frameworks and agreements are one thing, creating substantive change across an entire financial sector is quite another. -
Rising rates aren’t the salvation US banks were looking for
After years at zero, rapid Fed hikes last year led to sharp increases in NII and NIM. But it is not all good news. -
Banco do Brasil’s new CEO will face a testing year
The bank’s new head must withstand political pressure to extend subsidized credit and lower underwriting standards.
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