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Barclays beat expectations in fixed income, currencies and commodities trading (FICC), according to its first quarter results announced on Thursday, which it attributed to a strong performance in rates. This helped to offset reduced fees for deals and an equity trading slump, as its corporate and investment bank seeks to provide the return on capital in the face of shareholder pressure. -
A tough quarter scuppered Goldman Sachs's strategic update but the bank places deeds before words and is already well advanced in its new strategy, writes David Rothnie
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Credit Suisse was first off the blocks among big European investment banks in releasing its first quarter results on Wednesday. While trading revenue was strong, underwriting and advisory revenues disappointed, compared with US peers.
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The Energy-Efficient Mortgage (EEM) initiative took another important step towards its objective of delivering a standardised European framework on Wednesday, with an event in Latvia bringing together various sponsors to discuss plans for the market’s development.
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A Dutch court has asked a panel of experts to further investigate what SNS might have been worth had it not been nationalised six years ago, forcing former bondholders to wait even longer to learn whether they can expect compensation for their losses.
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If the architects behind the complicated world of bank resolution and prudential capital regulation have proved one thing, it is that the devil is not always in the detail. Sometimes labels matter more.
