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  • Rising interest rates sees mortgage arrears tick up as repossessions jump

    May 18, 2023

    The number of households falling into arrears continued increasing in the first quarter as rising interest rates continued to hit borrowers. According to figures from industry body UK Finance, arrears picked up in the first quarter with mortgages in arrears of more than 2.5 per cent reaching 76,630. This was a two per cent increase [...]

  • Credit Suisse AT1 bondholders force Swiss regulator to publish wipeout decree

    May 18, 2023

    Bondholders burnt by the wipeout of Credit Suisse’s AT1 bonds have secured a small victory after forcing Switzerland’s financial watchdog to reveal the justification for its decision.  When UBS acquired Credit Suisse, holders of Credit Suisse’s AT1 bonds were controversially wiped out on the orders of Finma, the Swiss financial markets regulator. An AT1 bond [...]

  • Deutsche Bank to pay $75m to settle lawsuit by Jeffrey Epstein accusers

    May 18, 2023

    Deutsche Bank has agreed to pay $75m to settle a lawsuit by women who say they were abused by the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, and accused the German bank of facilitating his sex trafficking. The accord resolves claims in a proposed class action in Manhattan federal court by Epstein’s accusers, and was confirmed by their [...]

  • Bumper UK growth pushes Investec upwards despite volatile global markets

    May 18, 2023

    Investec’s profit climbed in 2023 thanks to rising interest rates but the bank also saw its funds under management slip amid a volatile environment.  Investec’s adjusted operating profit rose 21.6 per cent to £835.9m reflecting growth in both of Investec’s main markets. In the UK, profit rose by over 30 per cent while in South [...]

  • Why risk culture could be a competitive advantage for your business

    May 18, 2023

    The recent turmoil in the banking sector has underlined the importance of risk culture as a fundamental component of business resilience. The failures of Credit Suisse, First Republic and other banks are a stark reminder of why we must incorporate risk into governance and strategy. All too often, risk management is associated with compliance and [...]

  • After being fined, banks move to ban Whatsapp – but many worry it won’t work

    May 18, 2023

    An increasing number of banks and financial services firms have banned their staff from using encrypted messaging apps such as Whatsapp for work purposes after regulators hit banks with hefty fines for failing to stamp out the practice. A survey by tech firm Global Relay found that 59 per cent of respondents, which included some [...]

  • Bosses of failed US banks say it was nothing to do with them

    May 17, 2023

    The bosses of the three US banks that collapsed over the last few months have blamed a range of factors for their collapse – but not bad management. The heads of First Republic, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank all appeared in front of the Congressional committees over the last few days as lawmakers [...]

  • Thierry d’Argent becomes SocGen’s top banker in London

    May 17, 2023

    Societe Generale’s London head has been promoted and will be replaced by the aptly named Thierry d’Argent. The new boss, d’Argent, has been named SocGen group country head for the UK and Ireland and chief executive of the bank’s London branch. d’Argent began his career in 1988 at Oliver Wyman. He then joined Barings and [...]

  • UBS saw Credit Suisse deal as ‘not desirable’ – and could now take $17bn hit from it

    May 17, 2023

    UBS estimates it will take a $17bn hit from the takeover of its long time rival Credit Suisse as regulatory filings reveal it never wanted the deal to take place.  UBS estimates a negative impact of $13bn from fair value adjustments and $4bn in potential litigation and regulatory costs. UBS executives have previously warned that [...]

  • Use of community lenders rises as cost of living pressures see more refused loans elsewhere

    May 17, 2023

    Community lenders saw a 22 per cent increase in customers in 2022 as the deteriorating economic environment helped exclude ever larger numbers from the traditional financial sector.  According to new figures from Responsible Finance, community development finance institutions (CDFIs) increased total lending by 20 per cent in 2022 to £248m, reaching 94,744 customers.  The majority [...]

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