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* Chairwoman expects majority of international banks to join * Says feedback from international banks positive * Treasury official Cottrell appointed chief executive * New body will set out to improve standards within industry (Recasts, adds interview with chairwoman) By
Read more(Adds Lloyds Bank, Morgan Stanley, Young America, Allianz, Adveq, Franklin Square, Leerink Partners, and Community Bank) Jan 12 (Reuters) - The following financial services industry appointments were announced on Monday. To inform us of other job changes, email moves@thomsonreuters.com.
Read more* Bank to launch in March * Will offer online, telephone services but no branches * CEO says bank will offer better savings rates * BoE minutes show officials wanted fewer lenders (Adds CEO comments) By Matt Scuffham LONDON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - British startup lender
Read moreLONDON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Some of Britain's big banks said when they were recapitalised five years ago they should be blocked from paying dividends if they took a bailout from the government, according to Bank of England meeting minutes from the time. Britain's major banks were told to rais
Read more* BoE publishes records of financial crisis discussions * Top lawmaker says BoE lacked "board worthy of the name" * Minutes show poor relationship with other UK regulators * Failings led to shake-up of UK bank supervision By David Milliken LONDON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - O
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It was a volatile day for the UK equity market with stocks swinging between losses and gains for most of the session, with a late sell-off sending the FTSE 100 firmly in the red by the close. Service-sector activity data from across the globe largely came in below expectations with weak figures from
Read more(Repeats to fix formatting) * BBA says current deadline may be 'extremely challenging' * Banks want formal proposals no later than Q2 2015 * Rules to shield ordinary customers from riskier activities * Millions of account sort codes may need to change - BBA By Matt S
Read more* BBA says current deadline may be 'extremely challenging' * Banks want formal proposals no later than Q2 2015 * Rules to shield ordinary customers from riskier activities * Millions of account sort codes may need to change - BBA (Adds comment from BBA director) By Matt
Read more* Hokmark seeks to shield market making * Document sets scene for battle in parliament, EU states * Proposals likely to be challenged by other EU lawmakers By Huw Jones LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Draft European Union rules forcing banks to isolate their risky trading activi
Read more* Banks must submit proposals to regulator on Tuesday * Rules to shield ordinary customers from riskier activities * Regulator has said it has powers to waive rules for some * Barclays, HSBC to set up separate units for IT services By Matt Scuffham LONDON, Jan 6 (Reu
Read more* Receiving 4,000 new PPI complaints each week * Expects to resolve 250,000 PPI disputes next fiscal year * Ombudsman to take on 200 new staff LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Britain's banks will be paying out compensation to customers mis-sold loan insurance for years to come, having
Read moreVerizon Communications is in talks with AOL about a possible deal to take over the latter or set up a joint venture, The Telegraph said, citing reports. It is thought that Verizon wants to use AOL to expand its mobile video operations. RBS' deputy chief executive Chris Sullivan has left the bank "se
Read more-- Source link: (http://on.ft.com/1BBgD6a) -- Note: Reuters has not verified this story and does not vouch for its accuracy
Read more* New rules to be implemented from start of 2019 * Changes expected to cost up to $6.7 billion a year * Six biggest banks plus TSB and Virgin Money to submit plans By Matt Scuffham LONDON, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest lenders have only a day before the deadline pass
Read moreSainsbury was trading lower as hedge funds forecast that the supermarket group would be damaged by the grocery industry's escalating price war. Lansdowne Partners, Odey Asset Management and Marshall Wace all blamed the growing popularity of discounters Aldi and Lidl, who would hit profitability by f
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