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Analysts at Wall Street and European lenders sidestep city’s political crisis for fear of upsetting Beijing
Brian Moynihan highlights revenues boost for trading and investment banking divisions
Swiss lender readies cost reductions as environment deteriorates
Former employee claims Swiss bank failed to protect him after criminal conviction
Chief executive Sewing sets sights on 2% average annual growth by 2022
Lender plans to scrap legal entity that runs the operation and merge it into group
Year-end reductions will fall heaviest on technology and operations staff
Investment bank to launch robo adviser for clients with as little as $5,000 to invest
Potential industry consolidation could unleash even more pain for employees
Even larger companies are affected as investment banks retrench
Incoming chief needs to cut costs, digitise faster and instil new purpose
Kentaro Okuda to replace banker who led Japan group’s lengthy turnround effort
Reshaping of division will be significant both practically and symbolically
Banks battle for audiences with new information sets, ‘charticles’ and podcasts
Roger Jenkins says he would not have made proposal without approval of his bosses
US investment bank takes on emerging markets derivatives from struggling German lender
JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are ‘global co-ordinators’ in name only
With another restructuring under way, investors can only hope it helps even up the numbers
Samir Assaf expected to move to a non-executive role
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Swiss bank hopes to lift performance at struggling division
A growing number of banks and investors think working day should be shortened
Fighting to fix weak profits, the Wall Street bank is turning to smaller European companies
A long-standing twin role puts too much strain on any individual
ECB and BaFin fear restructuring could suffer unless Christian Sewing acts
