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Timezone and rule of law are big advantages for UK capital, says bank’s regional head
Spanish bank will compete with Goldman’s Marcus to lure rate-hungry savers
Chief executive seeks to draw line under pension allowance dispute
French political adviser turned star banker had been rumoured to be joining a rival firm
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Bryan Cohen accused of tipping off trader about bids involving Syngenta and Arby’s
BaFin’s Hufeld says efforts to unwind post-crisis financial regime threaten ‘public good’
JPMorgan chief would ‘do anything’ to avoid negative yielding bonds
Anti-fraud agency criticised for not ending investigation sooner
Trio are accused of lying to the market in 2008 when they negotiated secret deals with Qatar
Affected customers received incorrect statements on cost of insurance policies
Investors will need to see they can endure a real downturn before giving them credit
Middle East lags behind global counterparts on digital innovation in finance
Most business remains tied to the government, despite the kingdom’s push to diversify
Bankers are being kept busy in the region as slower growth leads to consolidation
Exposure to struggling property sector will test Emirates’ resilience
Aramco IPO lures bankers to Saudi Arabia. Plus: start-ups eye global expansion of Islamic finance; Qatar spends its way past regional embargo; foreign investors hungry for Egyptian debt; UAE banking resilience put to the test
The ultra-rich are forming a rapidly growing global network and are doing more deals with each other
US bank’s performance is vindication for chief executive James Gorman
Revenue from fixed income sales and trading offsets wealth management slip
Norway’s currency puzzles analysts as it falls to record low against euro
Roger Jenkins would have been ‘insane’ to risk his job in sham with Qatar PM, defence argues
Kristalina Georgieva’s appearance on an IMF panel about the issue is an important signal
IMF paper highlights that, if anything, non-US banks have become more exposed to higher funding costs
