Tom Bolland, current COO of Lehman is helping wind down the bank's business. Tom Bolland, current chief operating officer of Lehman Brothers International Europe, is under the employ of Tony Lomas, joint administrator and PriceWaterhouseCoopers Partner, is providing assistance as the bank winds down its business and maximizes its recoverable assets.
Europe
Portugal's new deputy prime minister seeking new budget quotas from international lending agencies
Paulo Portas, the new Portuguese deputy prime minister, would have oversight over budget negotiations, a position that would prove problematic in light of Portugal's compliance with previous requirements.
Raiffeisen Bank International to increase bad debt provisions for 2013
Raiffeisen Bank International had been drubbed by bad debts in its Eastern European business as well as insolvencies and restructuring in its home country of Austria.
CORRECTED: Zurich Insurance picking up after twin losses
A new marketing campaign is being rolled out by Zurich Insurance to assure the public that it is business as usual despite the suicide of its CFO and resignation of its Chairman.
Koor Industries sells additional shares in Credit Suisse
Koor Industries had sold another 5.5 million shares in Credit Suisse. The sale was valued USD169 million said the Israeli holding company on Sunday.
Latest News
Christoph Franz, the CEO and Chairman of Roche Pharmaceuticals, is discussing an exit plan with Deutsche Lufthansa as he is set to become the new Chairman of Roche.
With Portugal being the poorest Western European nation and having record numbers for unemployment, the lowering of allotments for food aid would affect a great many Portuguese.
After unwinding the most complex bankruptcy case in history, Lehman Bros would be paying out full value to its European creditors.
Germany, in order to avoid a protracted legal process, is leading the way to find a compromise in the creation of the EU banking union.
Igor Sechin was quoted as saying the potash controversy between Belarus and Russia would not affect the business of the Russian oil giant.
Credit Suisse AG is to sell of its German subsidiary according to a German paper. In a report from German weekly WirtschaftsWoche, Credit Suisse is intending to sell the private client's business of its German subsidiary Credit Suisse Deutschland AG.
Despite an European Council legal opinion, the EU maintains that the financial transaction tax issue is a misunderstanding.
The governments of the United States and Russia came to an agreement to seize the Syrian government's arsenal of chemical weapons within the week.
Italian Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena has raised its capital for the bank's revised bailout plan to EUR2.5 billion or USD3.3 billion.
