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Japan’s largest lender plans cuts in face of dwindling profits and falling share price
The investment bank realises it doesn’t need to be a Goldman clone to make money
Regulatory squeeze forces Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to hunt for new consumers
Bank of Dalian buys up distressed loans in search of better returns after two bailouts
State oil group chooses range of foreign and local lenders for historic listing
Kinner Lakhani latest high-profile figure to leave German lender amid radical revamp
Powerful aide to Theresa May was lightning rod for criticism by hardline Brexiters
CEO David Solomon is trying to restore the special status of its elite bankers
If they were steelworkers, dealmakers and traders would demand government help
Chief information officer and research division head in departure talks
Bleak start to 2019 exacerbates industry’s downward trend since crisis
Hundreds of jobs could be on the block especially in the higher ranks at Swiss lender
Banks across the continent have been forced to improve efficiency
If banks are intent on getting back to the old days, they need to start somewhere
Former Schroders and Morgan Stanley executive to chair new committee and head investor relations
After Deutsche’s retreat, Barclays is the continent’s only bank with global ambitions
Banks and asset managers to discuss flexible working practices in male-dominated sector
The technology sector in particular now favours direct listing
Falling interest rates, weak trading volumes and automation have led to an exception…
Those let go by HSBC, Barclays and Deutsche may not find a route back
Global investment banks have announced almost 30,000 lay-offs since April
Lender loses out to rivals in advising European companies on equity-related transactions
Falling interest rates, weak trading volumes and automation create brutal summer
Board of one of the world’s biggest banks appoints Noel Quinn as interim CEO
