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European banks face tougher scrutiny
European Banking Authority says aim of the ‘asset quality review’ is to make sure capital ratios accurately reflects quality and riskiness of holdings
BNP launches full-service mobile bank
‘Hello’ brand, which has been ‘specifically designed for mobiles with a rapid and permanent connection’, aims to have 1.4m customers by 2017
BNP US trader left after large loss
Lionel Crassier, the then New York-based US head of equities, left the French lender last year after a loss of between $10m and $25m
SocGen reaffirms commitment to Russia
French lender issues statement following news that the chief of Rosbank, in which it owns an 82 per cent stake, has been charged with bribery
Spanish banks under pressure on bad loans
Move reflects concern among regulators that banks still shying away from admitting full extent of damage inflicted by long-running economic crisis
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