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Spanish Banks Offer High-Yield Savings Accounts Despite ECB Rate Cuts
Several Spanish banks offer high-yield savings accounts exceeding 2.5% TAE in April 2024, despite recent ECB interest rate cuts, with options like Bankinter's Cuenta Inteligente Digital (up to 3% TAE with conditions), N26's Savings Account (2.79% for new customers), Revolut's remunerated account (up...
Spanish Banks Offer High-Yield Savings Accounts Despite ECB Rate Cuts
Several Spanish banks offer high-yield savings accounts exceeding 2.5% TAE in April 2024, despite recent ECB interest rate cuts, with options like Bankinter's Cuenta Inteligente Digital (up to 3% TAE with conditions), N26's Savings Account (2.79% for new customers), Revolut's remunerated account (up...
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China Injects $71.7 Billion into State-Owned Banks to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) capital injection from investors, including a significant contribution from the Ministry of Finance, to bolster thei...
China Injects $71.7 Billion into State-Owned Banks to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) capital injection from investors, including a significant contribution from the Ministry of Finance, to bolster thei...
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Klarna CEO's $22.5 Million Salary Exceeds Deutsche Bank and UBS Counterparts
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski's 2024 compensation of $22.5 million, as revealed in the company's IPO prospectus, surpasses that of Deutsche Bank and UBS CEOs, highlighting the differing valuations of fintech and traditional banking.
Klarna CEO's $22.5 Million Salary Exceeds Deutsche Bank and UBS Counterparts
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski's 2024 compensation of $22.5 million, as revealed in the company's IPO prospectus, surpasses that of Deutsche Bank and UBS CEOs, highlighting the differing valuations of fintech and traditional banking.
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M23 Reopens Goma Bank, Challenging Kinshasa's Control
The M23 rebel group, backed by Rwanda, reopened the CADECO bank in Goma on March 26th, installing new leadership to control finances in the occupied territories, amidst a severe economic crisis caused by the group's actions and the closure of other financial institutions.
M23 Reopens Goma Bank, Challenging Kinshasa's Control
The M23 rebel group, backed by Rwanda, reopened the CADECO bank in Goma on March 26th, installing new leadership to control finances in the occupied territories, amidst a severe economic crisis caused by the group's actions and the closure of other financial institutions.
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MFE Considers Increased Stake in ProsiebenSat.1, Stock Jumps 7%
Mediaset (MFE) is evaluating a potential bid to increase its 29.9% stake in ProsiebenSat.1, a German media company, potentially triggering a mandatory takeover offer if it surpasses 30% ownership. MFE's board will meet today to discuss the matter, with ProsiebenSat.1's stock price rising 7% in respo...
MFE Considers Increased Stake in ProsiebenSat.1, Stock Jumps 7%
Mediaset (MFE) is evaluating a potential bid to increase its 29.9% stake in ProsiebenSat.1, a German media company, potentially triggering a mandatory takeover offer if it surpasses 30% ownership. MFE's board will meet today to discuss the matter, with ProsiebenSat.1's stock price rising 7% in respo...
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First Cum-Cum Prosecution in Germany
Five former Deutsche Pfandbriefbank executives face charges for Cum-Cum tax evasion, costing the German treasury almost €40 million, marking the first such prosecution in Germany and potentially prompting further legal action against other banks.
First Cum-Cum Prosecution in Germany
Five former Deutsche Pfandbriefbank executives face charges for Cum-Cum tax evasion, costing the German treasury almost €40 million, marking the first such prosecution in Germany and potentially prompting further legal action against other banks.
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Chinese Banks Raise $71.7 Billion to Boost Lending and Economic Growth
China's four largest State-owned commercial banks will raise 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) to increase core tier-1 capital, supported by a 500 billion yuan government investment, aiming to boost lending and support economic growth.
Chinese Banks Raise $71.7 Billion to Boost Lending and Economic Growth
China's four largest State-owned commercial banks will raise 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) to increase core tier-1 capital, supported by a 500 billion yuan government investment, aiming to boost lending and support economic growth.
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China Banks Receive $71.7 Billion Capital Injection to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned commercial banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan capital injection, primarily from the Ministry of Finance, to strengthen their core tier-1 capital and support economic g...
China Banks Receive $71.7 Billion Capital Injection to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned commercial banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan capital injection, primarily from the Ministry of Finance, to strengthen their core tier-1 capital and support economic g...
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ING's Climate Targets Validated, but Face Legal Challenge
ING's climate targets, validated by SBTi as aligned with the Paris Agreement, face legal challenge from Milieudefensie, who argue ING's funding of fossil fuels remains insufficient despite SBTi's limited portfolio review.
ING's Climate Targets Validated, but Face Legal Challenge
ING's climate targets, validated by SBTi as aligned with the Paris Agreement, face legal challenge from Milieudefensie, who argue ING's funding of fossil fuels remains insufficient despite SBTi's limited portfolio review.
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Farage Settles NatWest Debanking Dispute
Nigel Farage settled his legal dispute with NatWest Group, receiving damages after the bank apologized for closing his accounts due to his political views; the controversy led to the resignation of NatWest's CEO.
Farage Settles NatWest Debanking Dispute
Nigel Farage settled his legal dispute with NatWest Group, receiving damages after the bank apologized for closing his accounts due to his political views; the controversy led to the resignation of NatWest's CEO.
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German Bankers Face First Cum-Cum Prosecution
Five former top managers of Deutsche Pfandbriefbank face charges for Cum-Cum stock transactions that allegedly cost the German treasury nearly €40 million; this is the first such prosecution in Germany, following a previous unsuccessful attempt to bring charges.
German Bankers Face First Cum-Cum Prosecution
Five former top managers of Deutsche Pfandbriefbank face charges for Cum-Cum stock transactions that allegedly cost the German treasury nearly €40 million; this is the first such prosecution in Germany, following a previous unsuccessful attempt to bring charges.
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OCC Greenlights TradFi-Crypto Integration
The OCC's March 2025 Interpretative Letter 1183 provides clarity for banks to engage in crypto activities, driven by industry demand and the growing significance of the crypto sector; this follows a 2020 publication and aligns with broader governmental moves toward greater crypto acceptance.
OCC Greenlights TradFi-Crypto Integration
The OCC's March 2025 Interpretative Letter 1183 provides clarity for banks to engage in crypto activities, driven by industry demand and the growing significance of the crypto sector; this follows a 2020 publication and aligns with broader governmental moves toward greater crypto acceptance.
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