Europe
European Banking Authority to create banker database
To prevent cross border issues, the European Banking Authority stands to create a database on bankers and key bank functions for sharing between countries.
Deutsche Bank Needs Structural Changes to Meet Capital Requirements
Deutsche Bank, according to its CFO, needs to change balance sheet to comply with new capital requirements.
ProSiebenSat.1 owners preparing for exit
ProSiebenSat.1 owners, namely KKR and Permira, are seeking to either sell off shares or sell the whole firm to another media outfit.
Siemens and Stadler Planning Joint Venture
According to a report by German magazine Wirtschaftswoche, Siemens and Stadler are planning to form a joint venture.
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Asian stocks were swept up by Europe's rally while Euro continued to sulk. On Friday, Asian stocks increased as Euro tended its losses. This transpired after Europe's two most influential banks assured venture capitalists.
Telediffusion de France SAS was selling its French tower for US$5.1 billion. Telediffusion de France SAS' private equity owners were seeking higher than Eur4 billion, which is equivalent to US$5.
Goldman Sachs targets further gains in STOXX 600 index. Goldman Sachs targets further gains for the pan-European STOXX 600 index. The Goldman team wrote, "Coming into the year, our expectation was that Europe would be a smaller source of destabilising shocks for the global economy and markets but that, equally, it would not be a source of positive catalysts either.
Last May, the demand for capital goods at home experienced a slide in Germany. The German demand for capital goods at home experienced a slide in May. The decrease was at 1.
European Central Bank executive Benoit Coeure said that there is a risk that the euro zone might experience delay recovery in a few quarters on Friday.
Lloyds planned to sell its stocks amidst talk of investor boycott. Lloyds Bank planned to sell 39% stake, which is a step towards its privatisation. However, talks of boycott among investors could have a negative effect on how the sale proceeds.
The Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) said last Friday that most of their UK resident clients would rather come clean and pay their taxes instead of paying one-off punitive tax payment.
Brazilian are hitting the streets to show dissatisfaction Brazil citizens are hitting the streets in mass protests as they rally poor public schools, hospitals and transport.
Due to stock market corrections, UBS announced that they are adjusting their portfolio Asset allocation strategists from UBS are saying that they are increasing their 'overweight' stance when it comes to equities.
There are more than a dozen top banks that are finalizing plans to run a GBP20 billion share sale in Lloyds Banking Group.