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Morgan Stanley spars with Deutsche Bank as derivatives trades rebound

Bloomberg A legal battle is heating up over scraps of a synthetic securitisation structured before the global financial crisis, highlighting risks in derivatives trades that are proliferating again. Deutsche Bank AG and Morgan Stanley are fighting over 36 million euros ($43 million) that wasn’t repaid to junior noteholders. The deal matured in December 2016 and was designed to provide credit ...

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Wells Fargo growth ban won’t end until vote of Fed board

Bloomberg Unprecedented growth restrictions imposed on Wells Fargo & Co. will stay in place until the Federal Reserve’s board agrees that the bank has made enough progress in fixing flaws that led to customer-abuse scandals over the past two years, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a letter to Senator Elizabeth Warren. In a letter to Warren dated May 10, ...

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Bankers with broken English are Luxembourg’s Brexit bottleneck

Bloomberg Luxembourg’s citizens can quickly impress with their language skills, switching with ease between their local tongue and German, French and English. But insurers, investment firms and banks hoping to open post-Brexit outposts in one of the European Union’s most important financial hubs may be in for a surprise. Head hunters say there simply aren’t enough candidates in and around ...

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