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May 19 2013 04:29 BST
High pay does not equal high quality
The argument that higher pay leads to the selection of better senior executives is a familiar one, particularly for shareholders contesting dizzyingly high bonuses at this seasons's annual general board meetings. However, two academics, Philippe Jacquart, assistant professor of leadership at French business school EMLyon, and Scott Armstrong, professor ofBy Ruth Sullivan
May 18 2013 00:12 BST
Gold comes under pressure as institutional investors flee
Gold came under pressure this week, hitting a one-month low as financial investors turned to equities and continued to liquidate their holdings in the yellow metal. The weakness came as the latest filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that Northern Trust and BlackRock were leading sellers ofBy Emiko Terazono in London
May 17 2013 13:33 BST
Bonus cap to catch tens of thousands more bankers in Europe
Tens of thousands more bankers are set to be hit by the European Union's strict bonus cap under a proposal that will severely tighten the political clampdown on pay in the financial sector. Europe's banking regulator has this week significantly widened the definition of staff who will be affected byBy Daniel Schäfer and Patrick Jenkins in London
May 15 2013 15:31 BST
Dish Network gains edge in battle for Sprint with $9bn financing
Dish Network has secured financing on its $25.5bn bid for Sprint Nextel, overcoming attempts by its rival suitor SoftBank of Japan to persuade banks to boycott the US group, according to people familiar with the process. Dish has said it needs $9bn of financing to back its bid for Sprint.By Paul J Davies in Hong Kong
May 15 2013 00:01 BST
Barclays let down society, says Church
The Church of England has accused Barclays of having "repeatedly let down society" and called for a "fundamental turnround" in the bank's culture, in its annual investment report published on Wednesday. The Church - a Barclays shareholder - said it had singled out the bank for "intensive engagement" and isBy Hannah Kuchler
May 13 2013 15:27 BST
UK retail banks: new players needed
The UK's attempts to spur banking competition are looking like a case of one step forwards, two steps back. Co-Op Bank was at the forefront, buying 245 Britannia branches in 2009 and with a deal in place to buy another 600 from Lloyds. Now the Lloyds deal is dead and,
May 13 2013 09:31 BST
Co-op worries spark retreat in bank shares
Financial stocks eased back from their recent strong run on Monday after worries about the size of the capital hole at the unlisted Co-Op bank sparked profit-taking. Analysis from Barclays put the size of the shortfall at up to £1.8bn, something it called "stressed" conditions, more than previous estimates ofBy Michael Hunter
May 10 2013 20:26 BST
Barclays in US probe over links to Saudi prince
A prominent member of the Saudi royal family is at the heart of a US criminal probe into whether Barclays made improper payments in the kingdom, with investigators scrutinising two separate incidents linked to a son of King Abdullah. The US Department of Justice is investigating two transactions, probing whetherBy Patrick Jenkins and Caroline Binham in London and Kara Scannell in New York
May 09 2013 01:04 BST
Russia: State duopoly maintains its grip
With two big state-owned players, Sberbank and VTB, dominating the Russian banking market with 60-70 per cent of deposits, the pickings are sometimes slim for the rest of the pack. Both HSBC and Barclays closed their retail operations in Russia in 2011, with little hope of making inroads into theBy Charles Clover in Moscow
May 07 2013 20:37 BST
Banks help lift FTSE 100 to five-year high
Banks led the way yesterday as the FTSE 100 pushed to a new five-year high. Better than expected first-quarter earnings from HSBC helped buoy the financial sector, as did an upgrade from Morgan Stanley. "Within the value areas of the market, we think financials offers the best opportunity for investorsBy Bryce Elder
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May 10 2013 13:58 BST
Barclays Capital Inc. Waives Condition and Accepts for Purchase All Notes Tendered Pursuant to Its Tender Offer for Certain Outstanding Notes of CORONADO CDO LTD. and CORONADO CDO CORP.
Apr 16 2013 16:38 BST
Barclays Advises Investors to Rethink the Big Four Oil Services and Drilling Companies
Apr 12 2013 14:30 BST
Barclays Launches Automated Capital Commitment for Algorithmic Trading
Apr 12 2013 13:30 BST
Barclays Capital Inc. Commences Cash Tender Offer for Certain Outstanding Notes of CORONADO CDO LTD. and CORONADO CDO CORP.
Apr 09 2013 07:01 BST
Barclays Bank PLC Tender Offer: Announcement of Early Participation Results

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