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German lender stabilised by successful venture capital investments and lower loan loss provisions
German lender ditches plan to outsource securities settlement business to HSBC
Customers flocked to apps during pandemic and lenders hope they will stay there
Hans-Jörg Vetter’s exit after eight months in job hits lender at key moment in restructuring
German lender will halve branch network by 2024 in radical restructuring plan
Dutch lender braces for sustained period of low or negative interest rates
Losses partially offset by creation of 340 new roles elsewhere at UK bank
Denmark’s largest lender faces fallout from money-laundering scandal and negative interest rates
Move by Spanish-owned lender will trigger loss of 969 jobs
German lender responds as coronavirus pandemic drives more customers online
Losses will be offset by creation of 226 new positions elsewhere at UK lender
Restructuring at UK retail lender will involve the loss of 350 jobs
Thousands in middle management and professional roles set to be hit after initial blue-collar cuts
Difficult decisions cannot be delayed but need to be handled carefully
Provisions for loan losses are at the highest in a decade as lenders prepare for large-scale company bankruptcies
Preparations for lay-offs before year-end come as loan losses jump and profits fall
German lender on track to hit financial targets despite the disruption, says finance chief
Recyclers turn to AI-powered robots to counter China’s plastic import ban; historians harness machine learning to solve ancient puzzles; and farmers pick high-tech robotics to help bring in the harvest
Workers with savings could soon find out they’re not entitled to many benefits
Germany’s largest lender is pressing ahead with transformation plan announced in July
Two leading US banks increase provisions by $10bn as earnings fall in first quarter
State-backed lender presses on with restructuring despite coronavirus pandemic
Impact of the coronavirus outbreak has forced lender to pause its restructuring
Bank’s executives accept coronavirus disruption is likely to change pace of overhaul
Groups reveal cost cuts as customers go digital, while Virgin Money also reduces roles
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