Deutsche Bank IB Flat as M&A Slips 13%
Deutsche Bank's investment banking revenue remained flat in Q3 as M&A fees dropped 13%, offset by gains in fixed income and currency trading.
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UBS Traders 31% Gain Fuels Record Quarter for Investment Bank
UBS's investment bank posts bumper quarter as traders deliver 31% gain, boosting overall profit. Strong performance in equities and fixed income.
Secret Hiring Tests: Effective or Invasion of Privacy?
Duolingo's CEO uses a 'taxi test' to judge candidates. We explore whether secret hiring tests are fair or an invasion of privacy.
Citadel Launches Operations in Dubai
Citadel, the $60 billion hedge fund, opens a new office in Dubai, expanding its global presence amid growing investor interest in the Middle East.
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RBC Hires Barclays' Skilton to Lead Insurance
RBC Capital Markets has appointed former Barclays executive James Skilton as head of insurance, strengthening its financial institutions group in Europe.
McDonald's Kentish Town Seeks 24-Hour Operation
McDonald's in Kentish Town wants to open 24 hours a day, citing historic planning permissions. Local forum objects, citing noise and delivery driver nuisance.
Arini Hires Brevan Howard PM for London Team
Arini Capital has hired a portfolio manager from Brevan Howard to strengthen its London office, signaling continued growth in the city's hedge fund sector.
PJT Partners Revenue Jumps 29% on M&A Boom
PJT Partners reported a 29% revenue increase in Q3 2024, reaching $400 million, driven by a surge in M&A advisory fees amid a robust dealmaking environment.
Lloyds tops FCA complaints list as finance firms pay £236m
Lloyds Banking Group received 187,516 complaints in H2 2025, the highest among UK finance firms. The industry paid £236m, with Santander second at 124,919 complaints.
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A&O Shearman Appoints First EU Chair
A&O Shearman has appointed its first EU chair, marking a strategic move to strengthen leadership and client service across the European Union.
Citigroup Hires Barclays' Potts for Europe Activism Defence
Citigroup has appointed Barclays' veteran banker David Potts to head its activism defence team in Europe, strengthening its advisory capabilities in the region.
Shell Buys Canadian Shale Producer ARC for $16.4bn
Shell agrees to acquire ARC Resources for $16.4bn, boosting production growth and adding 2bn barrels to reserves in its biggest deal in a decade.
Barclays Investment Bank Revenue Slips 5% Despite Surge
Barclays investment bank saw a 5% revenue decline in Q1 despite strong M&A and equities performance, as fixed income weakness offset gains.
Barclays Reserves £823M for Bad Loans as Investment Bank Booms
Barclays reserves £823m for bad loans amid global market volatility, while its investment bank posts record quarterly income of £4bn, lifting pre-tax profit 3% to £2.8bn.
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Big Tech Earnings to Test AI Demand and Nvidia Surge
Investors eye Big Tech earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon for AI demand signals, capex plans, and Nvidia's market milestone.
FCA Probes 30 Firms After Market Financial Collapse
The FCA is investigating 30 Annex 1 firms following the collapse of Market Financial Solutions, raising concerns over regulatory oversight in the sector.
JPMorgan Promotes London Bankers in Healthcare Shake-Up
JPMorgan has promoted London-based bankers Capper and Pissanos as part of a major shake-up in its healthcare investment banking division, aiming to strengthen its sector expertise.
Nationwide Could Have First Customer Board Member in 25 Years
James Sherwin-Smith has secured enough nominations to run for Nationwide's board, potentially becoming the first customer director in 24 years, raising governance concerns.
HSBC Reviews School Fee Perk for Hong Kong Bankers
HSBC is reviewing a subsidy covering 95% of school fees for mid-to-top level Hong Kong staff, costing tens of millions annually, as part of CEO Georges Elhedery's cost-cutting overhaul.
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Big Four Rethink Partnership Model Amid Profit Pressures
KPMG, EY, PwC, and Deloitte are reshaping their equity partnership structures, demoting senior partners and cutting promotions to protect profits amid economic challenges.
London Named World's Share Buyback Capital
London tops global share buyback rankings as UK companies capitalize on low valuations and improved sentiment, outpacing the US and other markets.
Shell Buys Canadian Shale Producer ARC Resources in $16.4bn Deal
Shell acquires Canadian shale producer ARC Resources for $16.4bn, boosting production and reserves. The deal is part of an industry shift back to core oil and gas.
Motor Finance Lenders Warned of Gridlock in £9bn Scandal
UK banks brace for motor finance redress scheme as Consumer Voice challenges FCA, risking delays and higher costs for lenders already facing £9bn bill.
Banks Push $7.5B into Private Equity Funds
Major banks are launching a record $7.5 billion private equity fund push, signaling a strategic shift towards alternative investments to boost returns amid low interest rates.
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Bank of America Rehires Kollmann for German IB
Bank of America has rehired seasoned banker Kollmann to bolster its German investment banking operations, signaling a strategic push in the region.
Latham & Watkins London Boss Eyes City Expansion
Latham & Watkins' London head targets growth after record $1bn revenue year, aiming to expand office space and hire more lawyers in the City.
Martin Lewis: Get Power of Attorney, More Vital Than Will
Martin Lewis says a £92 lasting power of attorney is more important than a will, warning failing to act can cause family stress and court costs.
US Millionaire Hunter Killed by Elephants in Gabon
Ernie Dosio, 75, died after being crushed by elephants while hunting antelope in Gabon. His guide was seriously injured.
Microsoft and Meta Cut Thousands in AI Bet
Microsoft and Meta announce thousands of job cuts as they redirect resources toward artificial intelligence, marking a significant shift in tech industry priorities.
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Axel Springer Skipped Due Diligence on Telegraph Deal
Axel Springer did not conduct due diligence before its £575m Telegraph takeover, raising concerns about recouping investment as print declines.
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