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Corporate
Deutsche announces weak results after anointing Ackermann heirs
Deutsche Bank's results are down on lower sales and trading volumes, indicating the challenge ahead for newly named co-chairmen Juergen Fitschen and Anshu Jain.
By Sameera Anand | 27 July 2011
Corporate
Standard Chartered posts record profits for 2010
Analysts and investors applaud Standard Chartered's 2010 results which show strong growth in both wholesale banking and India.
By Sameera Anand | 3 March 2011
Corporate
Rusal to restore mothballed capacity as demand grows
The decision comes as the Russian aluminium producer reports its first set of results since listing in Hong Kong and Paris in January.
By Anette Jönsson | 13 April 2010
Business Moves
Japanese electronics companies start frantic restructuring
Behemoths like NEC Electronics and Hitachi are trying to find new ways to survive, but cost cutting has its limits.
By Dan Slater | 3 August 2009
Business Moves
Lehman effect boosts and reduces Nomura's Q1 profit
Ex-Lehman bankers boost global trading, but personnel expenses drag down investment banking as Nomura finally returns to the black.
By Dan Slater | 30 July 2009
Business Moves
Currency issues compound woes at Sony and SingTel
Currency movements adversely impact results at both companies, adding to the problems caused by the recessionary conditions in their respective markets.
By Sameera Anand | 15 May 2009
Business Moves
Trading profits add shine to HSBC's first quarter
HSBC has a good quarter bolstered by global banking and markets and its Asia businesses, but cautions that this may not be sustainable. The results show that impairments are on ...
By Sameera Anand | 12 May 2009
Business Moves
RBS slows pace of Asia sale
The UK bank benefits from trading profits in the first quarter, but cautions that a sale of its Asia franchise could take longer than originally forecast.
By Sameera Anand | 11 May 2009
Business Moves
Fee income at UBS under pressure
Investors are reassured as first-quarter losses at the Swiss bank are in line with April indications, but falling fee levels suggest revenues will remain under pressure.
By Sameera Anand | 6 May 2009
Equities
Macquarie posts first profit fall in 17 years
Macquarie Group is forced to make big asset write-downs and raises $396 million from a sale of new shares.
By Rupert Walker | 4 May 2009
Business Moves
Deutsche posts profit, but markets unimpressed
Deutsche Bank is profitable again thanks to earnings from debt sales and trading, resulting in Ackermann being asked to serve another three years. But markdowns continue to ...
By Daniel Inman | 29 April 2009
Business Moves
Market unfazed by Nomura's $7.2 billion loss
Markets respond calmly to Nomura's historic loss for the latest fiscal year.
By Dan Slater | 27 April 2009
Business Moves
Investment banking drives Q1 profits at Credit Suisse
The focus on low-risk client and flow businesses results in a quarter-on-quarter turnaround of close to SFr10 billion in the investment banking division, allowing the bank to ...
By Anette Jönsson | 24 April 2009
Business Moves
Morgan Stanley posts deeper than expected Q1 losses
The $177 million loss in the past three months comes on the back of a December shortfall of $1.3 billion.
By Anette Jönsson | 23 April 2009
Business Moves
Bank of America fails to convince with $4.2 billion Q1 profit
Bank of America relies on trading gains at Merrill Lynch as loan losses mount.
By Rupert Walker | 21 April 2009
Business Moves
Citi's Asia results: up on Q4, but not like last year's
The bank reports a net profit of $1.6 billion for the first quarter, but the common stockholder doesn't get a share of the earnings.
By Lara Wozniak | 20 April 2009
Business Moves
J.P. Morgan beats expectations in the first quarter
Record revenues from fixed income and equity markets corroborate the bank's conviction that balance sheet strength will help it to win market share.
By Daniel Inman | 17 April 2009
Business Moves
Goldman surprises, but investors remain wary
Earnings for the three months to March 31 beat analyst expectations, but December write-offs and a $5 billion capital-raising turn sentiment bearish.
By Sameera Anand | 15 April 2009
Equities
HSBC covers US failure with ambitious rights issue
HSBC closes its US consumer finance unit and announces plans to raise $17.7 billion to fund growth and strengthen its capital base.
By Dan Slater | 3 March 2009
Business Moves
RBS to review its presence in Asia
The British bank will restructure both its global banking and markets division and the majority of its global operations. It confirms further layoffs will follow.
By Sameera Anand | 27 February 2009
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