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Kinner Lakhani latest high-profile figure to leave German lender amid radical revamp
Asset management leadership also changed in reshuffle at Swiss lender
Swiss banks seek to mitigate pressure on profits from shift in monetary policy
The two European banks are among the leaders in a bedraggled pack
Strong performance from trading offset by weakness in capital markets
Swiss lender was seeking to claw back £239m levy imposed in wake of financial crisis
Ultra-high net worth team to be paid ‘danger money’ at troubled lender
Credit Suisse boss has not said he wants the job, but that hasn’t squashed the rumours
Credit Suisse and Andrea Orcel show it is no longer shameful to fight for high pay
Iqbal Khan had grown frustrated with position under CEO Tidjane Thiam
Philipp Wehle will replace Iqbal Khan as the division’s chief executive
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell calls Swiss bank ‘outrageous’ as it kicks off £239m lawsuit
Peking University’s lawsuit over privatisation of group puts bank’s joint venture in doubt
Zurich-based bank seeks £239m bank payroll levy it paid after the financial crisis
A tilt towards fast-growing Asian markets underpins bank’s restructuring strategy
Move follows executive’s abrupt departure in March from Hong Kong-based brokerage
Detelina Subeva faced charge in US of conspiracy to help launder money
A detailed look at one educational lender.
The Swiss bank beat expectations — but not by much
First-quarter profits jump 8% as wealth management unit continues to grow
Latest sign China is opening up its financial sector to overseas competition
Investors balk at $510m loan backing acquisition of NSO, which has been criticised by Amnesty
Proxy adviser Glass Lewis attacks Tidjane Thiam’s ‘unjustified’ bonus increase
Tidjane Thiam awarded $12.8m in 2018 after Swiss bank returns to profit
