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  • State-backed Cassa Depositi e Prestiti's (CDP) mission to jumpstart the Italian economy has been met with scepticism. CEO Fabio Gallia tells Euromoney why he is convinced it will succeed, while fears over Italy's NPL conundrum and bank-restructuring saga refuse to abate.
  • Large swaths of Nomura’s European equity business were closed down on Tuesday morning, with hundreds of bankers across equity underwriting, equity research, sales and equity derivatives informed they were to pack up and leave. Bankers at the firm tell Euromoney it was no surprise cuts were on the way, but selective pruning had been considered a more likely course than the scale of withdrawal that has been implemented.
  • Bangladesh debate: Bangladesh gears up for growth
  • The country faces many challenges as it prepares to make itself the global growth leader of tomorrow, not least in infrastructure, capital-market development and up-skilling its workforce. Part of the solution is to make itself more attractive to foreign investors.
  • The CEO of one leading European bank has some sympathy for peers that are struggling to deliver positive results for their banks, and thereby raising questions about their futures
  • Banque de France’s Robert Ophèle does a regulator’s take on Bob Diamond’s old line about an end to banker bashing
  • February brings with it the cherished annual sight of ANZ coming out in flamboyant fashion ahead of Sydney’s Mardi Gras festival.
  • With a can-do attitude, the island nation is working hard to move up the league tables by improving domestic conditions for business and inward investment and prompting its international ambitions by signing free-trade agreements with its neighbours.
  • Stuck to a phone booth in Zurich.
  • BNP Paribas takes the issue of diversity in the workplace very seriously. A quick glance at its website tells you as much.
  • It is tempting to wonder if the Libyan Investment Authority’s actions against Goldman Sachs and Société Générale could end up going the same way as Jarndyce and Jarndyce.
  • Sri Lanka debate: Sri Lanka looks to a brighter future