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UPDATE 2-Indonesia penalizes JPMorgan for negative report in latest emerging markets skirmish

(Adds details on other bank controversies in emerging markets) By Nilufar Rizki, Eveline Danubrata and David Henry JAKARTA/NEW YORK, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia has cut some ties with JPMorgan Chase & Co after the bank's research analysts issued a negative report on the country, the l

UPDATE 1-Indonesia penalises JPMorgan for 'underweight' call -officials

* Indonesia drops JPM as primary bond dealer, "perception bank" * Indonesian officials say penalty on JPMorgan has taken effect * Bank cut Indonesia to 'underweight' in Nov equity research note * JPM says continues to operate business in Indonesia as usual (Adds comment from o

Saudi Arabia's Petrorabigh chooses HSBC Capital as adviser for rights issue

CORRECTED-(OFFICIAL)-Saudi Arabia's PetroRabigh picks HSBC Saudi Arabia as adviser for rights issue

(Following corrected PetroRabigh statement, changes name in DEC. 28 story to HSBC Saudi Arabia from HSBC Capital in headline, first and second paragraphs) DUBAI, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's PetroRabigh has chosen HSBC Saudi Arabia as a financial adviser for a 9.26 billion riyal ($2.4

Saudi Arabia's Petrorabigh chooses HSBC Capital as adviser for rights issue

DUBAI, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Petrorabigh has chosen HSBC Capital as a financial adviser for a 9.26 billion riyal ($2.47 billion) rights issue to fund its expansion, the company said on Wednesday. PetroRabigh, a joint venture between Saudi Aramco and Sumitomo Chemical, said in a

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Banks Dominate Pre-Christmas Trade As Stocks Rise

WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: PayPoint Sale And Special Payout Lift Shares

Deal-making to drive 2017 Middle Eastern banking fee fest

* MidEast investment bank fees up 11 pct up to end-Sept * Bonds, shares sales, M&A to drive 2017 activity By Tom Arnold DUBAI, Dec 20 (Reuters) - A Middle Eastern investment banking fee bonanza should extend into 2017, spurred by a combination of bond and share sales and mergers

RPT-UPDATE 3-Italy seeks to borrow 20 bln euros to prop up banking sector

(Repeats Monday story without changes) * Govt to seek approval to borrow 20 bln euros for banks * Must raise 5 bln euros in capital, sell bad loans this year * Government ready to step in if plan falls through * Atlante agrees to go ahead with investment * Go B

UPDATE 3-Italy seeks to borrow 20 bln euros to prop up banking sector

* Govt to seek approval to borrow 20 bln euros for banks * Must raise 5 bln euros in capital, sell bad loans this year * Government ready to step in if plan falls through * Atlante agrees to go ahead with investment * Go (Recasts, adds government measure, Atlante stateme

UPDATE 2-Dispute could sink Italian bank Monte Paschi's rescue plan

* Must raise 5 bln euros in capital, sell bad loans this year * Government ready to step in if plan falls through * Atlante's stance further complicates already challenging plan (Adds details on cabinet meeting, updates share price) By Valentina Za MILAN, Dec 19 (Reuters

UPDATE 1-Deutsche Bank could settle U.S. penalty this week - source

* Good chance of deal before Christmas - source * Deutsche Bank to pay far less than mooted $14 bln - source * Mortgage debt helped to fuel financial crash (Adds background, detail) By Andreas Kröner and Karen Freifeld FRANKFURT/NEW YORK, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Deutsche Ban

UPDATE 1-Dispute could sink Italian bank Monte Paschi's rescue plan

* Must raise 5 bln euros in capital, sell bad loans this year * Government ready to step in if plan falls through * Atlante's stance further complicates already challenging plan (Recasts adding comments, details, share price reaction) By Valentina Za MILAN, Dec 19 (Reute

Britain's FTSE falls as banks, miners slide

(G(ADVISORY- Follow European and UK stock markets in real time on the Reuters Live Markets blog on Eikon, see cpurl://apps.cp./cms/?pageId=livemarkets)) * FTSE 100 down 0.2 pct * Banks, miners under pressure * Downgrades hit Ashtead, Carnival By Kit Rees LONDON, Dec

MOVES-HSBC appoints Bacher head of fixed income e-trading

LONDON, Dec 16 (IFR) - HSBC has appointed Paul-Henry Bacher as global head of fixed income e-trading as the bank steps up electronic trading in this area. Bacher will report to Mehmet Mazi, global head of traded credit, and Christophe Rivoire, global head of flow rates, according to a memo