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...The former chief executive of Bank of Ireland is one of the highest-profile executives to leave Credit Suisse since its takeover by former rival UBS this year and is the latest senior banker to be courted...
...It also hosted side events at the talks in Ottawa, promoting a “plastic waste reduction-linked bond”, alongside the World Bank....
...JPMorgan Chase spent about a year discussing a possible deal with Discover Financial before Capital One agreed a $35bn bid for the credit card company, as the largest US bank pursued ways to get control...
...But one year on from the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse, the strongest banks are ramping up their lending into the broadly syndicated bank loan markets — a key way to finance leveraged...
...The Credit Suisse experience was one reason why “we do want to remind investors that [bank] debt is at risk and we do have a resolution process”, Gruenberg added....
...leading to the fall of Credit Suisse and saddened by the fact that the Swiss are not providing more transparency — Emmental is the one with holes....
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...Now, Willis is back in the spotlight — but this time it is a less welcome one....
...One of the few left, Vanquis — formerly Provident Financial — has tried to clean up its reputation and become a regular bank funded by its depositors....
...Today markets are pencilling in one, maybe two....
...Over the past decade, banks have become a kind of one-stop-shop for buyout firms, which play an increasingly influential role in the global economy....
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...The original Credit Suisse deal with Apollo led to the alternative investment manager taking on one of the Swiss bank’s most profitable divisions, but one that required a lot of capital....
...Among the European banks still operating in Russia, Raiffeisen is the only one that has increased local headcount — by 6.6 per cent to 9,942 employees as of December....
...JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America were at 2.1 per cent and 2.3 per cent. At Capital One and Discover this was nearly 4 per cent. Cutting late fees also won’t affect companies equally....
...The lion’s share of that fee — about $1.80 — goes to the bank that issued the credit card that is being used....
...Crédit Agricole is one of the biggest French lenders to Atos in a group of banks that includes BNP Paribas, Natixis, Credit Mutuel CIC and Société Générale....
...As one banker put it to me recently, the reason this was all so painful for Deutsche Bank, and terrifying for everyone else, was that Credit Suisse’s funeral was pre-packed....
...The bank sounded one note of caution on its car financing business Arval — an area where French rivals Société Générale and Crédit Agricole are also big operators — saying used car values were now falling...
...Capital One’s $35.3bn proposed takeover of Discover Financial Services would fuse two leading credit card lenders and give it control of a network that connects consumers, merchants and banks....
...million contingent loss related to cash that was stolen from a third-party armoured car carrier facility that was used by the Company, and lower net interest income, partially offset by lower provision for credit...
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