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By Danielle Robinson NEW YORK, Oct 18 (IFR) - European banks, once shunned by conservative fixed-income investors, have suddenly become one of the hottest items in the US bond market, and especially their riskier subordinated debt, as France's BPCE discovered this week. BPCE was swamp
Read more* RBS takes responsibility for resolving breakup debate-CEO * Bank must address legitimate stakeholder concerns-CEO * Treasury recommendations expected in coming weeks By Matt Scuffham LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) new Chief Executive Ross McEw
Read moreBy Steve Slater LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - British banks may have to build up more capital and more quickly than they expected, forcing firms like Barclays to rein in dividends to shareholders and restrain bankers' bonuses to find the extra cash. Britain's financial watchdog's plans,
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Banking stocks were mostly under the weather on Friday with domestic lenders Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays leading to the downside. RBS was being weighed down by some gloomy comments from Investec analyst Ian Gordon, who recommended investors not to own the stock ahead of the bank's third-qua
Read more- Hit with 2.5bn-dollar judgement - Vows to appeal HSBC has pledged to appeal a 2.5bn-dollar judgement that it has been hit with in a US securities class action lawsuit against Household International, the credit card and mortgage lender it bought in 2002. The case was originally filed 11 years ag
Read moreBy Tom Hals Oct 17 (Reuters) - A unit of British bank HSBC Holdings Plc was hit on Thursday with a record $2.46 billion final judgment in a U.S. securities class action lawsuit against a business formerly known as Household International Inc. The judgment by U.S. Judge Ronald Guzman
Read moreOct 17 (Reuters) - A unit of British bank HSBC Holdings Plc was hit with a record $2.46 billion final judgment in a U.S. securities class action lawsuit against its unit, formerly known as Household International Inc. The judgment by U.S. Judge Ronald Guzman in Chicago was the largest in a
Read moreUK stocks erased losses on Thursday afternoon, finishing in positive territory for the sixth straight session, though the market gave a rather lacklustre reaction to the last-minute US deal to avert a debt default. Alastair McCaig, Market Analyst at IG, said: "Having jumped out the way of one oncom
Read moreLONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The British Bankers' Association annual conference on Thursday included speeches by top European and UK regulators and senior banking executives. The following comments were made, or were due to be made, in speeches at the event or on the sidelines of the conferen
Read moreLONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The British Bankers' Association annual conference on Thursday included speeches by top European and UK regulators and senior banking executives. The following comments were made, or were due to be made, in speeches at the event or on the sidelines of the conferen
Read moreSatellite television and broadband group BSkyB surged after recording a strong rise in first-quarter revenues helped by an increase of 800,000 paid-for subscription products. However, profits were down after a step-up in Premier League costs. Brewing giant SABMiller gained after saying its first-ha
Read moreLONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Britain's banks have begun changing how they pay staff to help draw a line under years of mis-selling financial products, the Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday. Banks have already set aside 16 billion pounds to compensate customers for mis-sold loan ins
Read moreUK banks were trading in the red on Thursday after Exane BNP Paribas speculated that lenders may need to raise more capital to meet regulatory requirements. The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), due to make its final statement in December, could introduce additional capital buffers on top of c
Read moreMUMBAI, Oct 17 (Reuters) - London-based HSBC said on Thursday it will exit its retail broking business in India, the latest global bank to scale back operations in the country. About 300 jobs will be cut as a result, a spokesman said. A source involved in the process said the bank dec
Read moreLONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The British Bankers' Association annual conference on Thursday included speeches by top European and UK regulators and senior banking executives. The following comments were made, or were due to be made, in speeches at the event or on the sidelines of the conferen
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