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  • JPMorgan profits surge 155 per cent

    July 13, 2021

    Profits at Wall Street giant JPMorgan Chase & Co surged 155 per cent, driven by the release of loan loss reserves and a fruitful deal making period, the firm announced on Tuesday. The American bank released around $3bn in loan loss reserves, which were initially built up in anticipation of a rush of Covid-induced defaults, [...]

  • Credit Suisse’s Swiss compliance head leaves with immediate effect after just four months

    July 13, 2021

    The head of compliance at Credit Suisse’s Swiss unit, Floriana Scarlato, is leaving the bank with immediate effect, even though she had only been in the role since March. Scarlato will be taking up a new role outside the bank and her successor will be announced in due course, the financial giant confirmed. Scarlato is [...]

  • FCA threatens action against retail banks for poor financial crime controls

    July 13, 2021

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a warning to retail banks about their continuing weaknesses and failings surrounding financial crime controls in a letter published in full today. The letter, which was penned by David Geale, the Director of Retail Banking & Payments Supervision for the FCA, and sent to banking industry chiefs across [...]

  • Banking shares jump after Bank of England gives OK for dividends, bonuses and buybacks

    July 13, 2021

    Banking shares jump after Bank of England gives OK for dividends, bonuses and buybacks

  • Barclays hires JPMorgan veteran Peter Ward to head global e-trading team

    July 13, 2021

    Peter Ward, a JPMorgan veteran, has been hired by Barclays to become head of digital strategy and global electronic trading from September. He will be based in New York City. Ward will report directly to the bank’s co-president, C.S. Venkatakrishnan, who led the global markets business after a major reshuffle at the top, according to [...]

  • Bursting the bubble: Do widespread narratives about speculative bubbles stand up to the evidence?

    July 13, 2021  |  City Talk

    According to popular narratives, episodes of market bubbles are replete throughout financial history. Some commentators argue that current valuation levels may reflect the emergence of bubble-like conditions. But what exactly is a bubble, and what does the evidence say? A new book published by the CFA Institute Research Foundation argues that more critical analysis is [...]

  • EU securities watchdog slaps DTCC’s derivatives unit in the City with £350k fine for ‘negligence’

    July 12, 2021

    The European Union’s securities watchdog said today it has issued the UK-based trade repository arm of U.S. clearing house DTCC a fine of nearly £350,000 for “negligence” over a four-year period. Trade repositories were set up in the aftermath of the global financial crisis to improve transparency in markets by keeping a record of derivatives [...]

  • Sterling nudges lower as Boris moves to confirm 19 July unlocking

    July 12, 2021

    Sterling nudged lower on Monday as the Prime Minister Boris Johnson moved to confirm plans to remove nearly all remaining COVID-19 restrictions in England from 19 July, despite cases currently at their highest since the end of January. Sterling fell 0.4 per cent to $1.385 against the dollar this morning, after jumping to above $1.39 [...]

  • Credit Suisse chief compliance officer resigns as shake up continues in the aftermath of Greensill

    July 12, 2021

    Credit Suisse’s chief compliance officer will depart the bank as it continues a shake up by its new chairman in the wake of a series of costly scandals. The banking giant announced that its Swiss chief compliance, Floriana Scarlato, would leave with immediate effect to explore opportunities elsewhere. Recently appointed chairman Antonio Horta-Osorio has vowed to [...]

  • Charles Stanley revenues on the rise at £46m

    July 12, 2021

    Investment management firm Charles Stanley (CAY) saw revenue, total funds under management and administration grow in the first quarter. The wealth-management services group said total funds under management and administration increased by almost 6 per cent to £27bn as of June 30, from £25.6bn at March 31. Total revenue for the quarter was up by 8 [...]

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