Merchant banks

Senior executive at Monte Paschi's biggest shareholder quits job over stake sale plan

Giorgio Olivato, vice chairman of a foundation that is Monte Paschi's largest shareholder, has resigned from office for unknown reasons. Sources, however, said that Olivato opposed the foundation's plan to sell its stake in the Italian bank.


ECB reduces amount of banks' crisis loan payments but urges them to pay next week

The European Central Bank's attempt to reduce the excess liquidity levels of banks in the financial system had prompted the central bank to call on banks it had loaned to repay its debts at a reduced rate.

OAO Sberbank undergoes structural changes to improve

OAO Sberbank, under the leadership of CEO Herman Gref, had undergone layoffs as well as transitions to become one of the top banks in Europe, with interests in Eastern Europe and Turkey.

BofA nearing settlement with Freddie Mac

A USD1.4 billion settlement is being negotiated between Bank of America and Freddie Mac on the issues related to the repurchase of faulty mortgages sold by the bank to the mortgage lender.


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Regulatory authorities are reviewing the capital buffers ING Groep NV for real estate financial loans prior to ECB testing to be conducted.
An internal inquiry is to be conducted by Lloyds Banking Group as to its foreign currency trading operations after being advised by the Financial Conduct Authority to review its processes and report irregularities.
The companies comprising the Kirch conglomerate testified the bank had assisted in the demise of the firm.
The two banks for middle market advisory services have merged to provide a wider range of portfolio services to its clientele.
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