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Deutsche Bank makes deep cuts to 2018 bonuses

Bloomberg Deutsche Bank AG employees learned what bonuses they would receive, with many facing deep cuts and some bankers in New York and London receiving zero payouts, people with knowledge of the decisions said. Many of those who avoided large cuts to their 2018 rewards did so because they had guaranteed payouts, such as recent hires, the people said, asking ...

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Nordic laundering response brings bigger fines, prison

Bloomberg Hit by a money-laundering scandal involving their biggest banks, Nordic policy makers are stepping up the region’s defenses. Here is a list of actions and proposals made by governments and financial watchdogs across the Nordic countries. DENMARK Denmark has said it wants to implement some of Europe’s toughest anti-money laundering rules. Since the Danske Bank A/S scandal erupted last ...

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BOE’s Saunders sees no rush to hike interest rates as Brexit fog persists

Bloomberg The Bank of England doesn’t need to rush to raise interest rates until the uncertainty of Brexit lifts, according to policy maker Michael Saunders. In a speech in London, Saunders, considered one of the most hawkish members of the Monetary Policy Committee, said that tame inflation and a slowdown in growth meant officials could adopt a wait-and-see approach as ...

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