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Opinion

Macaskill on markets: NatWest and JPMorgan struggle with reputational risk management

Banks including NatWest and JPMorgan are struggling to put out reputational risk-management fires.

Jon Macaskill, July 27, 2023

BANKING

What Alison Rose leaves behind at NatWest

The NatWest chief executive’s resignation ends a solid if unexciting three-and-a-half years at the helm.

Dominic O’Neill, July 26, 2023

CAPITAL MARKETS

Can a new Ukrainian DFI get off the ground?

BlackRock, JPMorgan and McKinsey are working on plans for a new development finance institution focused on Ukraine’s reconstruction. The project has already had to temper some ambitions, but its advisers still hope it can propel flows of private-sector money to Ukraine in years to come.

Dominic O’Neill, July 24, 2023

BANKING

India’s banks show the impact of a buzzing economy and digital uplift

Credit growth is a key driver of stellar earnings from India’s banks as the country completes its recovery from Covid-19, but another driver is digital traction.

Chris Wright, July 24, 2023

A man walks past an electric monitor displaying the Japanese yen exchange rate against the U.S. dollar, Euro and other foreign currencies outside a brokerage in Tokyo

Foreign Exchange

FX: All eyes on effects of Fed, Japan policy on Asian currencies

Analysts are looking beyond China for clues as to where the main Asian currencies will go over the remainder of 2023 as they try to second-guess Japan’s monetary policy plans.

Paul Golden, July 21, 2023

Opinion

AT1s aren’t out of the woods yet

ADIB’s almost 10-times oversubscribed additional tier-1 issuance shows interest in the product is alive and well for the right issuer, but demand won’t be the same for every bank.

Lucy Frost, July 20, 2023

Treasury

Corporate treasurers are at the sharp end of ESG adoption

The increased corporate focus on environmental, social and governance issues is impacting treasury teams that can struggle to justify their initiatives.

Paul Golden, July 20, 2023

WEALTH

Private banking heats up in the Middle East

Wealth management had a tough 2022. Assets under management fell across the board, undermined by global uncertainty. But one region is not struggling. More wealth than ever is being formed in the Middle East, and more of it than ever is staying there. Private banks are hiring as fast as they can and expanding their repertoire in Shariah-compliant asset classes.

Elliot Wilson, July 20, 2023

WEALTH

Two become one in Deutsche’s latest private banking plan

The German lender has named Claudio de Sanctis as its new head of private bank and created a single, unified division – part of longstanding plans to generate more income from the business by rooting out inefficiencies and tapping into new global income streams.

Elliot Wilson, July 20, 2023

Opinion

Carbon accounting on the capital markets needs a bottom line

If banks want the positive PR associated with facilitating sustainable finance, they need to admit to facilitating dirty finance too.

Marianne Gros, July 19, 2023

Opinion

What Temasek is doing after seven-year low

Temasek, as an equity-only sovereign wealth vehicle, had a bad year. A close look at its portfolio positioning helps us understand what it is doing about it.

Chris Wright, July 19, 2023

BANKING

Sewing cites European sovereignty as justification for large banks

Big banks capable of competing with US players are part of Europe’s geostrategic interests, Deutsche Bank CEO tells audience at Euromoney dinner.

Dominic O’Neill, July 19, 2023

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