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Greek deal won't save its banks
An eleventh-hour deal between Greece and its creditors to unlock desperately needed funds for the government and narrowly avoid default will not end the acute liquidity and solvency crisis being faced by the country’s banks.
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Goldman Sachs holds on to top spot as Morgan Stanley gains
Goldman Sachs, the biggest investment banking fee earner globally in the year to date, saw its lead over rivals shrink again during June, with its share of the pot falling to 7.4% from 7.6% at the end of May.
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Greek deal won't save its banks
An eleventh-hour deal between Greece and its creditors to unlock desperately needed funds for the government and narrowly avoid default will not end the acute liquidity and solvency crisis being faced by the country’s banks.
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Banks maintain demand for cheap TLTRO funds
European banks continued to snap up ultra-cheap funding under the European Central Bank’s flagship targeted longer-term refinancing operation in June, in an illustration that the programme is gaining further traction after a slow start last year.
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Jain's departure marks end of an era
Deutsche Bank’s corporate banking and securities operation has been plunged into uncertainty after the shock resignation of the bank’s co-chief executives just weeks after unveiling plans that put the struggling business at the heart of the firm’s strategy.
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HSBC in new plan to get back on track
HSBC has unveiled ambitious plans to boost the bank’s poor returns as group chief executive Stuart Gulliver seeks to get the firm back on track after missing return-on-equity targets every year since he took over in 2011.
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Jain's departure marks end of an era
Deutsche Bank’s corporate banking and securities operation has been plunged into uncertainty after the shock resignation of the bank’s co-chief executives just weeks after unveiling plans that put the struggling business at the heart of the firm’s strategy.
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Wrong call: the bet that cost Anshu Jain his job
Anshu Jain underestimated the bite of new banking regulations installed after the financial crisis, and the misjudgment ended up costing him his job.
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Goldman Sachs tops London bonus league
US banks have surged ahead of their European rivals as the biggest bonus payers in London’s financial industry, with Goldman Sachs coming out on top, according to an analysis of pay data from salary benchmarking site Emolument.com.
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Goldman Sachs tops tables, but JP Morgan narrows gap
Goldman Sachs remained atop the global investment banking fee league table in May, although its lead over second-placed
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