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* Tougher regulation and muted markets depress revenue * Hedging business lacklustre, few big structured deals * Morgan Stanley seen as worst commodities performer By Eric Onstad LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Commodities revenue at top U.S. banks tumbled by a third in the four
Read more* Takes another 600 mln stg provision for PPI compensation * Adds 400 mln stg to interest rate swaps provision * Signals rival UK banks need to set aside more cash * Says cannot comment on Qatar fundraising investigation By Steve Slater and Matt Scuffham LONDON, Feb
Read moreFeb 5 (Reuters) - Private sector lender Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd said on Tuesday it acquired the business loans portfolio of the Indian arm of Barclays Plc. With this acquisition, Kotak will have 6000 customers with total loans outstanding of about 7 billion rupees ($131.44 million), Kotak s
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Well-received results from ARM Holdings and BP and a decent performance from the banking sector helped the FTSE 100 bounce back slightly after Monday's sell-off. London's benchmark index slumped 100 points yesterday as political uncertainty in the Eurozone dented sentiment: corruption scandals at S
Read moreLONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Barclays Plc's chairman said he has more new non-executive directors "in the pipeline" to join as part of his plan to shake-up the British bank after a string of scandals. David Walker said he expected more non-executives to be announced later this year. He was tes
Read moreFRANKFURT, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The system of setting benchmark interbank lending rates, or Libor, can be reformed by tightening requirements for reporting and documenting data, Bundesbank Vice President Sabine Lautenschlaeger told a German newspaper. The Bundesbank's view contrasts with that
Read moreStrong gains from ARM Holdings and BP helped the Footsie rebound on Tuesday from a sharp sell-off the day before. London's benchmark index slumped 100 points on Monday as political uncertainty in the Eurozone dented sentiment: corruption scandals at Spanish Prime Minister (PM) Mariano Rajoy's gover
Read moreThe FTSE 100 is expected to open just slightly higher on Tuesday morning following a 100-point loss the day before. City sources predict the index will open up five points from yesterday's close of 6,247. Stocks sank on Monday as political uncertainty in the Eurozone dented sentiment: corruption
Read moreLONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Britain's Barclays said on Tuesday it had increased the provisions it needed to cover the mis-selling of interest rate hedging products (IRHP) and payment protection insurance (PPI) schemes. Barclays said following a pilot review, it would now include a provision f
Read moreUK banking group Barclays has put aside a further one billion pounds to cover compensation for mis-sold products in the fourth quarter, the company said on Tuesday morning. Ahead of the group's full-year results next week, Barclays has warned that it has increased its provision for redress relating
Read more* New laws will make banks ring-fence retail operations * Break-up threat in place if banks try to flout new laws * Government would make final decision over break-ups * Berlin considering jail for reckless bankers * Will stick to Basel III rules on leverage ratios B
Read moreLONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Britain will stick to rules on limits to a banks' leverage that have been set at the global level, the UK's finance ministry said on Monday. "The government does not see the case for permanently raising the leverage ratio beyond the Basle III standard," the Treasur
Read moreLONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister George Osborne said on Monday the government will present detailed proposals to open up the country's bank payments system and reduce the "big four" dominance of high street banking. Questioning why it takes days for cheques or credit pay
Read moreBy Ryan Vlastelica NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - U.S.-listed shares of foreign companies slumped on Monday, with the losses driven by weakness in Europe, where political uncertainty spurred investors to take profits. A corruption scandal in Spain and polls showing Italy's former prime m
Read moreIncreased political risk in the Eurozone presented a good opportunity for traders to take profits on Monday, as investors made the most of the recent surge on stock markets worldwide. The FTSE 100 dropped 100 points today, a fall of around 1.6%. This follows the impressive 6.4% gain seen last month
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