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LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Investors Cautious Ahead Of Greek Referendum

UPDATE 3-UK to curb protection for savers, blames EU rules

* UK to cut depositor protection by 10,000 pounds * Change required by 100,000-euro EU limit * UK lawmaker calls requirement "absurd" * Change to take effect from start of 2016 (Updates with reaction from British Bankers' Association) By David Milliken LONDON, July

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Barclays eyes narrow new UK bank as rivals take different path

* UK banks must "ring-fence" units to protect savers, taxpayers * HSBC, Lloyds, RBS plan "broad" ring-fence, Barclays differs * Potential for change as rules are finalised * Structure crucial for how banks deal with corporate customers By Steve Slater and Matt Scuffham

Brazil probes 15 banks over alleged exchange-rate manipulation

Banking stocks fell on Friday after Brazil's antitrust agency accused 15 banks of rigging the Brazilian currency. CADE is investigating banks such as HSBC, Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered over suspicions they worked together to manipulate the exchange rate of the real, deterring compe

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Stocks Down As Banks Are Hit By Brazilian Probe

WINNERS & LOSERS: Banks Hit By Brazil Investigation

LONDON MARKET MID-MORNING: Banks And Miners Lead Stocks Lower

PRESS: Brazilian Authorities Probe Banks' Currency Activity - Reuters

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: JPMorgan And S&P Upgrade BP, Goldman Says Sell

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MOVES-HSBC currency strategist Robert Lynch resigns - Bloomberg

July 2 (Reuters) - Robert Lynch, head of G-10 currency strategy at HSBC Holdings Plc in New York, has left the bank, Bloomberg reported, citing two people with direct knowledge of the matter. Before joining the London-based bank in 2005, Lynch worked as senior FX strategist at BNP Paribas f

MEDIA-HSBC's currency strategist Robert Lynch is said to leave- Bloomberg

-- Source link: (http://bloom.bg/1NzOnXx) -- Note: Reuters has not verified this story and does not vouch for its accuracy

Qatar's QNB and Bahrain's ABC looking at Turkey's Finansbank - sources

ISTANBUL, July 2 (Reuters) - Qatar National Bank and Bahrain's Arab Bank Corp did not follow up early interest in acquiring HSBC's Turkish business because they are more interested in National Bank of Greece's Turkish arm Finansbank, two people familiar with the matter said. Dutch lender IN

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Stocks Mixed As BP Leads On US Settlement