Sources told Reuters BaFin gave investors interested in buying BHF-Bank until the end of August to give the information it needs to approve the sale or not.
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Swiss Re hires former Deutsche Bank private equity head
Swiss Re hires Christopher Minter to head the reinsurer's acquisitions and principal investments business.
Deutsche Bank co-CEO said consolidation of industry 'inevitable'
Anshu Jain, co-CEO of Deutsche Bank, said the current climate would move banks to consolidate. According to Deutsche Bank co-Chief Executive Officer Anshu Jain, consolidation in the banking industry is 'inevitable'.
RHJ says German regulator to give decision on BHF purchase by end of September
RHJ International had said that Germany's banking regulator would probably give its decision on its planned acquisition of BHF-Bank by September's end.
Morgan Stanley boasts clean record amid financial crisis
After the fall of Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley retained its reputation as a law-abiding investment bank.
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Analysts commented on their take on Apple's June quarter results. Apple revealed its results for the June quarter. Traders were pleased with the report even though the result was mixed.
Advertising changes lowered target price on Google stocks. Google made changes to its advertising system in the hope that this would increase the revenue coming in from mobile users.
The Reserve Bank of India imposed US$8.3 million in fines for 22 lenders that flouted rules and regulations on anti-money laundering.
To achieve the 3% leverage ratio target proposed by Basel, analysts claimed that Deutsche Bank still has to increase its capital or decrease its assets by 409 billion Euros.
The US stock market was the best-performing market and thus, the place to invest. (Photo : Reuters)The image shows traders at the New York Stock Exchange.
Banks, Markit, and ISDA were charged with cutting off two credit derivatives transactions by the EU.
