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Bank’s restructuring will improve the fortunes of its investment banking business while also allowing the group it to navigate geopolitical tensions
New boss of Citigroup’s banking division has made sweeping personnel changes, but the bank is also raising its game
The bank has followed up its drama-free CEO succession by quietly revamping the structure and leadership of its investment banking division to ensure it is fit for the new market dynamics
Commerzbank’s new chief executive Bettina Orlopp has limited options to defend the bank — unlike UniCredit in attacking it
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Helping UniCredit build its stake in Commerzbank is a coup for Barclays, as it tries to climb in investment banking under new leaders -
UniCredit’s raid to buy 9% of Commerzbank gives Deutsche three choices — all unattractive. But one is clearly less bad than the others
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South African bank’s formula has enabled it to survive savage consolidation, and it aims to emerge a winner
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As in Mustier’s day, Commerz ― and European banking sector ― are in play
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Conflict of interest is early test for Deutsche Numis and illuminates nature of broking relationships
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New CEO is under pressure to cut costs and bureaucracy, and Citigroup’s reorganisation could be a template. With top changes already this week, Georges Elhedery has shown he means business
