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Wall Street is urging the Fed to be cautious despite the regulator hinting higher capital requirements are coming
Uncertainty within the industry could lead disgruntled bankers to look elsewhere
Alarming results in research comparing banks’ financing of fossil fuels and renewables
While numbers were unflattering across the board, it is unclear if others will follow Goldman’s aggressive redundancy push
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Schnabel speech reinforces ECB justification for battling climate change -
A wrap of the most important hires and promotions within the industry over the last month
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Europe’s financial institutions face another tough year despite rising rates. David Rothnie asks if consolidation is the answer
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Critics of the proposal advise against removing post-2008 safety and soundness provisions amid Hunt’s push for deregulation
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Carsten Stoehr has been with the Swiss bank for over 25 years
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Michael Ebert, co-head of the Swiss outfit’s new markets business, explains how the unit will fit into its new structure
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Deal with Atlas Merchant Capital considered as CSFB hunts outside investors
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Acquisition of Credit Suisse’s SPG will give the asset manager a flow of juicy assets
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Executives suggest staying close to clients is a priority during turbulent economic times
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The Street is taking a more measured approach to managing headcount as it looks to position for an upturn while keeping an eye on costs
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RBC Capital Markets has appointed a new head of investment banking for Europe and Asia as it looks to execute the next phase of its growth plan
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Pulled deals and depleted pipelines have made for a dismal year in UK corporate finance but banks are loathe to make big cuts to staff as they hope for an upturn in activity in 2023
