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Singapore has imposed a total of S$27.45mn ($21.5mn) in penalties on nine financial institutions, including UBS, Citi and ...
Jerry Serowik, senior managing director and head of capital markets at Cohen & Company Capital Markets, says that his ...
Ukrainian banks have urged the World Bank, IFC and other development banks to help de-risk investments in Ukraine’s defence ...
Under the new proposals it is envisaged that the amount of capital GSIB holding companies must hold will be reduced to a ...
Liquidators for Malaysia’s scandal-hit sovereign wealth fund 1MDB have filed a lawsuit against Standard Chartered in ...
A UN report warns that banks, asset managers and insurers may be complicit in international human rights violations by channelling billions of dollars in treasury bonds and financing to companies ...
A surge in Saudi corporate lending during the first three months of the year has fuelled the country’s fastest ...
London has struggled for several years to attract big-name IPOs amid a dearth of liquidity and a less favourable regulatory climate, with reforms last year so far failing to arrest the decline.
ING intends to cut around 230 senior executive roles across its wholesale banking unit. In a letter to staff on Monday, seen ...
The UK’s Basel III framework needs to be “rethought” because it is holding banks back and moving lending to the shadow banking sector, a financial regulation expert has warned.
A 2024 study found that media bias alone costs African sovereigns $4.2bn annually in excess interest on Eurobond issuances.
“These once-in-a-generation reforms will help people navigate their financial lives and give them greater confidence to ...