Corporate Banking

HSBC's Bold Move to Privatize Hang Seng Bank for $37B
Banking HSBC's Bold Move to Privatize Hang Seng Bank for $37B

In a striking development that has captured the attention of the global financial community, a major banking giant has unveiled a transformative plan to acquire full control of one of Hong Kong's most prominent lenders in a deal valued at a staggering US$37 billion. This ambitious proposal not only

Julius Baer Hit by Major Losses from Degag Group Insolvency
Banking Julius Baer Hit by Major Losses from Degag Group Insolvency

Imagine a prestigious Swiss private bank, long regarded as a pillar of financial stability, suddenly grappling with millions in losses due to a single insolvent client, a scenario that has become reality for Julius Baer, rocked by a staggering 48 million euro ($55.74 million) claim tied to the

Debanking: Balancing Risk and Financial Inclusion Today
Banking Debanking: Balancing Risk and Financial Inclusion Today

In an era where digital transactions dominate the global economy, access to banking services has become a fundamental pillar of financial stability and societal participation, yet a troubling trend known as debanking is casting a shadow over this foundation, threatening economic inclusion.

Can North Dakota's Roughrider Stablecoin Transform Finance?
Trends & Future Can North Dakota's Roughrider Stablecoin Transform Finance?

I'm thrilled to sit down with Priya Jaiswal, a distinguished expert in Banking, Business, and Finance, whose insights into market analysis, portfolio management, and international business trends have made her a trusted voice in the industry. Today, we’re diving into the groundbreaking launch of

How Will Italy Fund Bank Refunds After EU Tax Ruling?
Banking How Will Italy Fund Bank Refunds After EU Tax Ruling?

In a significant financial challenge, Italy faces the task of refunding domestic banks up to 1.5 billion euros ($1.74 billion) following a European Union ruling on the IRAP regional corporate tax applied to dividends from foreign units. This mandate has pushed the Italian government to devise a

DOJ Probes First Brands' $11.6B Bankruptcy Collapse
Banking DOJ Probes First Brands' $11.6B Bankruptcy Collapse

In a startling turn of events that has sent ripples through the automotive and financial sectors, the U.S. Department of Justice has launched an inquiry into the staggering bankruptcy of First Brands Group, an auto parts manufacturer with reported liabilities amounting to a jaw-dropping $11.6

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