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HSBC: Quinn makes progress on redirection under China shadow
It might have the wind in its sails, but the bank will need to be nimble and smart if it is to find success in its three principle aims.
Chris Wright
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
Ratings upgrades set Deutsche Bank up for its measurement year
Now back at single-A with both leading rating agencies, Deutsche hopes to win more business and improve margins as investors await their share of the returns.
Peter Lee
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
Goldman Sachs: Growing like it promised
After setting ambitious targets in its 2020 investor day, Goldman Sachs has been making good on its promises across all areas of the firm.
Mark Baker
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
Bank of America: Ready to break out at last?
Chief executive Brian Moynihan will be hoping that a management reshuffle has set the bank on track to finally make good on the promise of its sprawling reach.
Mark Baker
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
Barclays: Two steps forward, one step back
Losing your chief executive in messy circumstances is never a good look, but Barclays does at least have momentum in its investment bank as it looks for a fresh start in 2022.
Mark Baker
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
Citi should benefit from regulators forcing a risk fix
Consent orders provide a perfect excuse to shareholders for spending on the better risk management and controls that Citi’s businesses need.
Peter Lee
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
CCB steadies the ship
China Construction Bank enjoyed a strong year, benefiting from sharply higher trading income and better asset quality.
Elliot Wilson
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
The Euromoney 25 emerge from Covid with credit intact but worries ahead
Covid barely dented the strength of the banking system and most banks have been steadily releasing the provisions they took. Euromoney talks to the leaders of our 25 reviewed banks and others about the challenges they face as the world normalizes.
December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
JPMorgan buys disruptors while its core businesses thrive
The bank hopes to profit from the normalization it expected in 2021, if borrowing picks up and rates rise in 2022.
Peter Lee
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
RBC: A good year, with more to come
Royal Bank of Canada reckons it is in a good position to capitalize on opportunities in a rising rate environment – and has room to grow in investment banking.
Mark Baker
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
First Abu Dhabi Bank: FAB is working to its strengths
Investment banking underpinned a strong year for First Abu Dhabi Bank, as the UAE-based lender benefited from its long-standing investment in digital and led the way on a host of big-ticket capital market transactions.
Elliot Wilson
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December 10, 2021
THE EUROMONEY 25
BNP Paribas: Will freed up capital just go on buybacks and bolt-ons?
Greater regulatory clarity, and perhaps a sale of Bank of the West, leave the French bank with the happy dilemma of what to do with excess capital.
Dominic O’Neill
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December 10, 2021
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