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Bank’s restructuring will improve the fortunes of its investment banking business while also allowing the group it to navigate geopolitical tensions
New boss of Citigroup’s banking division has made sweeping personnel changes, but the bank is also raising its game
The bank has followed up its drama-free CEO succession by quietly revamping the structure and leadership of its investment banking division to ensure it is fit for the new market dynamics
Commerzbank’s new chief executive Bettina Orlopp has limited options to defend the bank — unlike UniCredit in attacking it
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More than three years on from its landmark restructuring, Deutsche Bank believes its strategy is right for the looming economic crisis as it tries to buck the recent trend of US dominance -
The bank’s co-CEO of global banking and markets is taking on a group-wide remit after finishing a six-month sabbatical. David Rothnie asks if he is poised for a bigger role as the bank attempts to fend off an activist campaign
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The SocGen board wants to bring in a fresh face as CEO, but skills required point to a narrow slate of internal candidates
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Ulrich Körner has moved quickly to reshuffle the executive board with a string of appointments to deliver on his planned restructuring, David Rothnie reports
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The US bank’s focus on advisory is paying off as it looks to deliver on its promise to reach the top three in Europe. Can it can keep up the pace?
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The Japanese bank is planning to bolster its corporate finance business and is eying further acquisitions, as it looks to curb the volatility of its earnings
