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The plan is to ditch investments in fossil fuel companies by 2024.
Move relates to Boris Collardi and Bernhard Hodler’s role in connection with South American money-laundering scandal
Bloc yet to settle investor doubts about structure of eurozone despite weight provided by recovery fund
Forcing new classes of securities into existence has not worked out so far
Lenders tightened borrowing criteria as virus resurgence took hold in late 2020, ECB survey shows
Average size of tie-ups between continent’s lenders hits highest level since 2008
Policymakers frustrated by some lenders’ lack of action to tighten controls
Christian Sewing points to relatively small hit from payment provider’s collapse despite €80m exposure
Bloc’s financial watchdog says it has observed ‘some questionable practices’
Italian lender’s board to decide on replacement for Jean Pierre Mustier within next four weeks
Loss of a few clients will not hurt too much but wider squeeze on profitability is bigger problem for Swiss banks
German lender severed some ties with the payments group after internal review
German lender enters into agreements with prosecutors and securities regulator
Germany’s second-largest lender earmarks ‘at least’ €1.7bn for losses, its second increase since November
Increased provisions for US mortgage bond scandal deals another blow to bank
Eyewear tycoon is expected to tilt any institutions he touches towards wealth management
Takeover by UniCredit considered as Italian government faces deadline to sell stake
Lenders squeezed out as American rivals double down on domestic operations
Lenders are verging on uninvestable, making it harder to raise capital in the future
Rosemary Vrablic to leave at end of the year, lender confirms
Regulators in the finance industry must be brought under the same umbrella
Thomas Gottstein seeks to move on from a year that began with corporate spying scandal and was punctuated by legacy issues
Customers hit by Brexit-linked bans scramble to make new arrangements
Bank responds with ‘astonishment’ and pledges to ‘defend itself vigorously’
Any good news for Europe’s stock market clunkers deserves attention
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