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The latest news on Bank from the WSJ MoneyBeat Blog. Up-to-the-minute news and analysis on deals, markets and finance around the world. UBS to Pay $230 Million to Settle Interest-Rate-Rigging Case UBS has agreed to pay $230 million to settle a long-running civil lawsuit accusing the bank of rigging benchmark interest rates.
A recent survey undertaken by McKinsey and NielsenIQ [Do consumers care about sustainability & ESG claims? | McKinsey] revealed that 78% of US consumers would like to see their financial service providers form part of their desire for a sustainable lifestyle. All around the world, we are likely far off mainstream banking…
When traditional banks say no, a non-conforming loan might be your ticket to financial help. For individuals who don't meet standard lending criteria—including bad credit history, unsatisfactory income or previous financial troubles Non Conforming Loans are an alternative. This report dissects non-conforming loans and also shows you how they can help you get all your money when mainstream…
With the AGM now behind it, UBS faces the protracted work of fully integrating what was once Switzerland's second-largest bank. Beyond that, a possible straightjacket of stricter capital requirements. The question is really whether it – and the country – are still a good fit.
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Barclays Q1 update is another steady-as-you-go report from a UK bank. With clouds forming over banks’ net interest margins and questions remaining about the global economy, Barclays investors will be pleased to see that the bank performed marginally better than expected in the first quarter. Total income was £7bn, a smidge higher than the £6.9bn […]