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  • Sketch: Nutty shareholders provide comical end to Credit Suisse’s scandal-ridden history

    April 4, 2023

    Credit Suisse’s final AGM was a suitably bizarre event for a firm that has become the byword for corporate scandal in recent years.  As many disgruntled shareholders said, the bank’s collapse has been long in the making with a reliable string of wrongdoing slowly eroding trust in the 167-year old institution. Fortunately, a slightly less [...]

  • Gupta-linked bank Wyelands escapes £8.5m fine for series of failures

    April 4, 2023

    The Bank of England has said it would have fined Sanjeev Gupta-connected bank Wyelands more than £8.5 million for a plethora of failures at the winding-down lender. Wyelands was far too exposed to just one client in the form of Gupta’s group of companies – which bought the bank in 2016 – the Bank of [...]

  • JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon warns ‘crisis not yet over’ and against ‘knee-jerk’ response from regulators

    April 4, 2023

    Jamie Dimon said today that the banking crisis is not yet over as he warned the regulators against making a “knee-jerk” response to the crisis.  In a letter to shareholders, he wrote “the current crisis is not yet over, and even when it is behind us, there will be repercussions from it for years to [...]

  • Credit Suisse chair Axel Lehmann apologises to angry shareholders at fractious final AGM

    April 4, 2023

    Credit Suisse chair Axel Lehmann apologised to angry shareholders at the bank’s last annual general meeting today in Zurich for failing to turn around the beleaguered bank that was forced into a rescue takeover by UBS last month. Lehmann told shareholders that he understood the “bitterness, anger and shock of all those who are disappointed, [...]

  • London fintech Clearbank triples revenues to £58m as firms flee to BOE-backed safety

    April 4, 2023

    London fintech Clearbank has revealed its revenues tripled to £58m last year as financial firms rushed to the firm amid market turmoil and sharp rate hikes.

  • Credit Suisse shareholders fume at ‘greed and incompetence’ of execs as final AGM begins

    April 4, 2023

    Credit Suisse hosts its final AGM today, and it could get ugly.  It will be the first time chair Axel Lehmann and chief executive Ulrich Korner will speak to shareholders since Credit Suisse’s state-brokered takeover by UBS.  The deal is unpopular with shareholders, politicians and the public alike. Reportedly crowds gathered outside the arena to [...]

  • Quinn Emanuel to represent Credit Suisse AT1 bondholders as lawsuit inches closer

    April 3, 2023

    Litigation specialists Quinn Emanuel have been instructed by a group of Credit Suisse bondholders to represent them in discussions with Swiss authorities and to prepare for “possible litigation” to recover losses from the forced takeover of Credit Suisse by UBS. Quinn Emanuel received a mandate from AT1 bondholders to represent them on Thursday last week, [...]

  • UK pushes back Natwest share sale plan after banking volatility

    April 3, 2023

    The Treasury has pushed back its deadline to sell a chunk of its remaining shares in Natwest by another two years after the lender’s share price slumped last month amid the recent turmoil in the banking sector. The government will now have until 11 August 2025 to gradually sell up to 15 per cent of [...]

  • HSBC versus Asian shareholders: Bank’s chiefs warn Hong Kong investors against ‘risky’ break-up

    April 3, 2023

    HSBC’s top brass hit back at shareholder proposals to spin off the bank’s Asian business and pay fixed dividends, as it sought to quieten shareholders’ discontent about the bank’s business model.  At a meeting of investors in Hong Kong, Reuters reported that HSBC chair Mark Tucker warned a restructuring or spin-off of HSBC’s Asia business [...]

  • Numis revenue to fall 14 per cent as it maintains a gloomy outlook for 2023

    April 3, 2023

    City broker Numis said today that its revenue has taken another hit from weak capital markets as it warned that things are unlikely to improve this year.   In a trading update, Numis said revenue in the first half of the 2023 financial year is expected to be about £64m, around 14 per cent lower than [...]

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