European banks

HSBC breaks tradition, names AIA boss Mark Tucker as chairman

The chief executive of the Asian life insurer AIA Group will take over as HSBC chair on October 1, the first outsider to take on the role that breaks an HSBC tradition.

Barclays banking on India Post Service for expansion

Barclays Plc is keen on working with India Post to spread its services across the country. The Department of Post is among 17 firms that have been approved to set up Payment Banks in India. The huge infrastructure and Common Service Centres of India Post are attracting many global and domestic banking giants.

JPMorgan leaves bonus pool unchanged since 2014

The change in regulations is keeping a pressure on investment banks. Owing to weaker revenues, several investment banks are slashing down on bonus payout. JPMorgan Chase & Co is keeping its bonus pool unchanged from 2014. However, this decision is subject to the trading performance in December.

Visa working on Blockchain-based remittance project

Visa Inc's subsidiary Visa Europe is working on Blockchain-based remittance project. The Blockchain remittance system is expected to ensure speedy, hassle-free and low fee-based international remittances.

Major US banks account for 20% of debts in Glencore

The latest data is indicating exposure of four US banks to embattled Glencore to the tune of 4350mn apiec giving a 20 percent combined contribution to the total debt of the Swiss commodity giant. The four US banks will have tough time ahead of their quarterly results announcement as they receive enquiries about exposure during earnings calls. The slump in commodities market has taken a toll on Glencore.

Basel-III norms help Morgan Stanley, Goldman regain hedge fund trading business

The US banks including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are recapturing their lost trding business from hedge fund customers. Thanks to the rules of Basel-III, which sets high capital requirements for trading activity in stocks, bonds, derivatives, etc. European banks like Deutsche Bank are falling short of capital requirements and losing trading business to the US banks.

European banks lead other foreign banks' excess reserves at Fed, valued at $1 trillion

Foreign banks prefer to park their excess funds with the US Fed. The unprecedented rise of excess reserves at US Fed has become a cause of concern for the government.

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According to a January survey conducted by consulting company Revenue Management Solutions, over 25% of those with incomes under $50,000 were reducing their use of fast food, citing expense as a reason.

Strong US Economy Masks Struggles of Low-Income Consumers

One of the primary foundations preventing the U.S. economy from entering a recession-resilient family spending-is beginning to show signs of weakness.

Trump's Second Presidency Could Spell Gains for Crypto, NFTs

Geoff Kendrick, the head of FX Research and Digital Assets Research at Standard Chartered Bank, suggests that a win by former U.S. President Donald Trump in the upcoming November U.S. presidential election could have a positive impact on Bitcoin.

TikTok Ban on Hold? App Fights for 170 Million US Users

On Tuesday, TikTok and its Chinese parent firm ByteDance filed a lawsuit in a U.S. federal court, attempting to overturn a bill that President Joe Biden had signed that would have required the 170 million Americans who use the short video app to either divest or outright prohibit it.

SEC Chair Gary Gensler Deems Crypto a Central Player in Market Issues

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler covered a variety of subjects, including cryptocurrencies.

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Second Chance for FTX? Exchange Offers Full Repayment Plus Compensation to Creditors

FTX intends to fully repay the remaining creditors plus pay them "billions in compensation for the time value of their investments," leaving 98% of its creditors with up to 118% of their permitted claims.

Equinox’s Ultra-Pricey Program Aims to Extend Your Life

Equinox, a high-end fitness business, is charging for the ultimate luxury: longer life. The business unveiled a subscription on Monday that, at a whopping $36,000 annually, entitles users to more than 100 tests designed to improve health and lengthen life.

Can a $22,000 All-Inclusive Resort Live Up to the Hype?

According to a JLL Research Hotels & Hospitality research, demand for all-inclusive resorts surged after the pandemic. The study found that suddenly, many travelers desired stress-free, simple-to-plan trips, ideally with a health focus.

Crypto Price Predictions for 2026: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Option2Trade Will Increase Value

In the cryptocurrency industry, the forecast that Bitcoin (BTC) will reach $500,000 by 2026 embodies optimistic confidence. Several variables support this enormous price objective, which analysts predict will increase Bitcoin's value.

Crypto Giant Kraken Makes Waves in Europe with New German Deal

By revealing a new strategic alliance that will allow Kraken to actively improve its product offering in Germany, a crucial market for the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Europe, Kraken is doubling down on its goal of expanding throughout the continent.

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