For $13.5 billion Canadian dollars ($10.04 billion) in cash, HSBC has agreed to sell its Canadian operations to the Royal Bank of Canada, opening the
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Deutsche Bank cautions that US banks are not committed to EU markets.
The clear message from Deutsche Bank to European businesses borrowing from US lenders is that they will be dropped when circumstances are difficult. The warning,
Visa and Mastercard foresee more profits as travel demand increases.
Due to consumers’ continued appetite for travel, one of the major sources of income despite rising inflation; pandemic-weary consumers are projected to benefit U.S. card
Nobel Prize in Economics: Bank failures trigger financial crises, former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke & others.
Ben S. Bernanke, a former chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, and two economists from the United States, Douglas W. Diamond, and Philip H. Dybvig,
Credit Suisse restructuring; Swiss National Bank is keeping an eye on the situation. — Maechler
According to SNB Governing Board member Andrea Maechler, the SNB is actively monitoring the circumstances at Credit Suisse. In response to worries over its capacity
Germany is a money laundering paradise, a paradigm shift is necessary. – Finance Minister.
A global watchdog claims that despite a flurry of measures in recent years, Germany hasn’t done enough to combat money laundering. The Financial Action Task
Blockchain is added to Basel’s revised bank cryptocurrency capital plan.
In guidelines released on Thursday that now also address blockchain, the international Basel Committee of banking regulators advised banks to adopt a cautious approach when
Lloyds will pay employees a 1,000 pounds stipend to ameliorate the rising cost of living.
On Monday, Britain’s largest domestic bank, Lloyds, informed employees that the great majority of them will get a one-off 1,000 pound ($1,220) payment to help
HSBC disposes of the Greek commercial bank to focus on Asia.
As the lender sharpens its focus on its largest market Asia, HSBC announced on Monday that it has agreed to sell its branch operations in
Russia’s largest lender Sberbank quits Europe, 7 others are excluded from Swift.
Sberbank, Russia’s largest lender, is exiting practically all European markets, alleging huge financial withdrawals and threats to its workers and property as a result of