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  • Deutsche Bank posts best profits in a decade in sea change for ailing lender

    January 27, 2022

    German banking giant Deutsche Bank smashed expectations to deliver its best profits for a decade, the lender announced today. Rampant global deal making driven by investors and firms rushing to deploy a wave of idle cash to snap up companies boosted Deutsche Bank’s bottom line. Profits climbed more than fourfold over the last year to [...]

  • Starling Bank and Barclays in the race to carve up Kensington

    January 27, 2022

    Digital challenger bank Starling and Barclays are among the names looking to snap up a piece of mortgage lender Kensington after its private equity owners put the firm up for sale last year, according to reports. Starling is reportedly up against Barclays and another high street lender to buy Kensington’s lending platform, while american investment [...]

  • St James’ Place boosts inflows by £4.69bn in latest quarter

    January 27, 2022

    Wealth manager St James' Place has beaten expectations, ending the year with a record £154bn of assets under management.

  • High Street bank TSB returns to profit thanks to record mortgage lending

    January 27, 2022

    High street bank TSB has revealed it returned to profit in 2021 thanks to record mortgage lending and a bounce back in the wider economy. The Spanish-owned lender posted annual pre-tax profits of £157.5m against losses of £204.6m in 2020. It comes after TSB notched up its highest-ever gross mortgage lending at £9.2 billion for [...]

  • Euromoney revenue up 19 per cent as events make comeback and subscriptions rise

    January 27, 2022

    Euromoney Institutional Investor reported a “strong start to the year” as it shifted towards a subscription model and took a blended approach to its events schedule. The B2B information group reported revenue of £93.3m up 19 per cent, buffered by underlying revenue growth in both subscriptions, up eight per cent, making up 67 per cent of [...]

  • Former Barclays boss Staley pressed JPMorgan to keep Epstein as client

    January 26, 2022

    Former Barclays boss Jes Staley pushed his ex-employer JPMorgan to retain Jeffrey Epstein as a client even though the disgraced financier had been convicted of prostitute offences. Staley pressed the Wall Street giant to keep Epstein before the bank parted with him as a customer in 2013, according to two people close to the situation. [...]

  • Exclusive: CME crypto futures products a smash hit with investors

    January 26, 2022

    Surging demand for crypto exposure amongst investors has created a bustling futures market according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

  • For economists, Argentina is the gift that keeps on giving. Is it back to the 80s?

    January 26, 2022

    For economists of a certain age, Argentina is the gift that goes on giving. For the IMF, it is a recurring nightmare. And for investment bankers, who actually bought into Argentina’s 100-year bond issue in 2017, it ought to be a lesson that they are not as smart as they think they are. Come March, [...]

  • JP Morgan attempts to block fossil fuel proposal from London activist investor

    January 26, 2022

    Activist investor Tulipshare has filed a proposal with JP Morgan to halt its fossil fuel investments – which the Wall Street giant is looking to keep out of its next annual meeting. The London-based startup submitted the proposal in December on behalf of a millennial investor, however, JP Morgan has written to the US Securities [...]

  • Santander launches buy now pay later product to take on fintechs

    January 26, 2022

    Santander has announced plans to roll out a new buy now pay later platform across its European markets as the bank looks to boost revenues and fight off fintech competition.

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