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LATEST ARTICLES
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Khara takes charge of a bank with unique challenges.
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After a year when credit markets propped up the financial performance of continental Europe’s biggest bank, concern remains about its credit risks.
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Banner year for CIB helps pay for big provisions, while bank sticks to strategy of investing for growth.
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Despite Covid, it was a good year for UBS and its outgoing chief executive Sergio Ermotti. Now it’s time for his successor Ralph Hamers to show his hand.
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Jean Pierre Mustier’s decision to leave UniCredit raises the alarming prospect of the crippled Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena pulling down a much bigger and stronger Italian bank.
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Post-2008 accounting standards set aside capital for tomorrow’s problem loans today. In doing so, they rely on the judgements of the banks themselves. However, after Covid-19, European banks cannot afford to provision for write-offs in the same way as their US counterparts.