• Last year, retiring Chairman John Bond hosted the bank s board in Bombay and Delhi.

    FORBES: Bank Shot, Global Pocket

  • At the meeting, the bank's chairman, Sir Tom McKillop, said he was "profoundly sorry" for the bank's financial difficulties.

    BBC: New chairman to take over at RBS

  • He currently appears in an advertisement for Sovietsky Bank's credit card and is prominently featured on the bank's home page.

    BBC: Gerard Depardieu meets Putin, receives Russian passport

  • But Deutsche Bank's boss, Rolf Breuer, having been rebuffed by the French, is desperate to raise his bank's return on capital.

    ECONOMIST: Snail-paced consolidation

  • Banking regulators and the bank's auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, were apparently deceived by the bank's software program, which kept the diverted deposits off the books.

    ECONOMIST: A bank fraud leaves unanswered political questions

  • In effect, the bank s stock served as an index fund for the regional economy, which at that time was dominated by the cyclical technology industry.

    FORBES: Bank Shot, Global Pocket

  • Kabul Bank's founder and its former chairman Sherkhan Farnood and ex-CEO Khalilullah Ferozi are among several people charged in connection with the bank's collapse.

    BBC: Kabul Bank fraud profited elite, leaked audit says

  • Also stepping down early is Leonhard Fischer, the head of Dresdner Bank's investment banking and markets division and a director of Allianz, the bank's parent.

    ECONOMIST: Through gritted teeth | The

  • While no increase in interest rates is expected, there is little doubt among investors that the future direction for the central bank s target rate will be up.

    FORBES: Fed's Next Move Will Be To Ease Interest Rates

  • Transfer codes may contain 12 digits in the sending bank's country, but ten or 14 in the receiving bank's, leaving plenty of room for errors.

    ECONOMIST: Banking: Loose wiring | The

  • The bank's change of heart apparently stemmed from executives' frustration with the lack of reaction among investors to Deutsche Bank's strategic changes, according to industry officials.

    WSJ: Deutsche Bank Plans Capital Boost

  • At Deutsche Bank's annual meeting in May, investors similarly castigated management for failing to provide a clear succession plan for the bank's chief executive, Josef Ackermann.

    ECONOMIST: European corporate governance

  • While acknowledging the bank's past anti-money-laundering and sanctions failings, he said the bank's performance had been strong enough to allow it to increase its dividend by 10%.

    BBC: HSBC pays $4.2bn for fines and mis-selling in 2012

  • Mervyn King, the Bank's chief economist, promised to continue to publish the Bank's forecast of inflation two years ahead based on the assumption of unchanged interest rates.

    ECONOMIST: Rate rise a-coming

  • The LTCB is a case in point: despite rumors of the bank's imminent collapse, the government so far has not publicized the scope of the bank's problems.

    CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia

  • Now, as British inflation has tumbled close to German levels, so have interest rates: the Bank's repo rate is now 5.5%, compared with the European Central Bank's 3%.

    ECONOMIST: The single currency

  • The bank's plan to issue 308.6 million new common shares was aimed at "strengthening the bank's equity capital in light of expected regulatory changes, " Chief Executive Josef Ackermann said.

    FORBES

  • Should that happen, Welch said he would ask the bank's human-resources department to secure time without pay for the bank's in-house brawler, thus ensuring his job doesn't go anywhere.

    WSJ: This Top Heavyweight Has a Day Job

  • The SEC is investigating its IPO practices, class actions are piling up and somewhere in the bank's electronic files there is an incriminating e-mail from one of the bank's analysts.

    FORBES: International

  • They believe he is the right man to clean up the bank's culture, even if some would say he was partly to blame for the historic shortcomings in the bank's culture.

    BBC: With Agius's exit from Barclays, will Diamond stay?

  • He lashed out at the bank's donor governments, several of whom think he should resign, for using the affair as an excuse to welsh on their promises to replenish the bank's coffers.

    ECONOMIST: The World Bank's president will not go quietly

  • He has also cheered on some Smallholders' dislike of the central bank's eminently solid governor, Gyorgy Suranyi, ostensibly for his alleged shortcomings in investigating losses at the bank's commercial subsidiary in Vienna.

    ECONOMIST: Hungary

  • Instead of setting out the Bank's advice to the chancellor, who had to decide whether or not to act on it, it will now set out a defence of the Bank's own decisions.

    ECONOMIST: Rate rise a-coming

  • Speaking after the European Central Bank's (ECB) half-point cut in interest rates on November 6th, Jean-Claude Trichet, the bank's chief, allowed that inflation could fall well below the ECB's target ceiling of 2% next year.

    ECONOMIST: Debt and deflation

  • Blaming the bank's hawkish stance on inflation for prolonging the downturn, the government has lent support to a draft law prepared by its junior coalition partners that would broaden the bank's remit to include promoting growth and fighting unemployment.

    ECONOMIST: Strains between governments and their central banks

  • "The trading strategy, which was subject to the bank's risk limits and used by many in the marketplace, was based on a legitimate market view that diversified and lowered the bank's portfolio risk during the peak of the financial crisis, " Deutsche Bank's Mr. Golden said in the statement.

    WSJ: 'Claw' Claims Trader Bonus

  • On the other hand, the bank's chairman and chief executive, Jamie Dimon, is utterly mortified that he allowed the loss to grow and grow, under his nose, and in spite of warnings in the media that one of the bank's London-based trading desks, home of the famous Whale, was engaging in huge and potentially risky transactions.

    BBC: Does JP Morgan loss show regulators' great failure?

  • Like Mr Kerviel, who used his knowledge of the bank's plumbing to create fictitious trades to cover his tracks, Mr Adoboli is alleged by sources close to an internal investigation of the affair to have bet the bank's money on the future price of various stock indices and to have then hidden these moves by creating offsetting fake transactions.

    ECONOMIST: UBS��s trading loss

  • The yield on Bank One's shares is twice what depositors receive in the bank's savings accounts.

    ECONOMIST: American banks

  • At the Bank of Japan's October monetary-policy meeting, Nobuyuki Nakahara, one of the independent members of the bank's policy board, proposed that the bank set a price-level target and examine ways to buy foreign bonds.

    ECONOMIST: The yen

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