Briefs: Rap for HSBC, Virus stops mortgage payments 11 March 2020 5:10PM Briefs Banking Day staff The New Zealand Commerce Commission has issued a warning to HSBC over a failure to comply with the information disclosure requirements of the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act. read more
Brief: FX group CLS lures ECB exec 30 May 2019 3:52PM Briefs Banking Day staff Marc Bayle de Jessé, currently European Central Bank director general of market group infrastructure and payments, has been named as the next chief executive of CLS Group, a global FX trading and set.. read more
Foreign news: Major banks fined for FX rigging 17 May 2019 2:35PM Foreign news Banking Day staff After a six-year investigation into rigging of spot foreign exchange markets, EU antitrust regulators have fined Barclays, Citigroup, JPMorgan, MUFG and Royal Bank of Scotland a total of €1.07 billi.. read more
Foreign news: Deutsche faces action over dirty Russian cash 18 April 2019 4:02PM Foreign news Banking Day staff Deutsche Bank senior management face potential prosecution, and the bank is facing "significant disciplinary action" from UK and US regulators over a vast money laundering scheme that has been dubbed.. read more
Foreign news: Brexit to create 5000 German bank jobs, Dimon's laundry list 05 April 2019 5:35PM Foreign news Banking Day staff Germany's foreign banking association expects as many as 5,000 new jobs will be created among its members over the next 12 to 18 months due to Britain's departure from the European Union. read more
Standing US$ repo facility on the cards 14 March 2019 4:55PM Debt capital markets Banking Day staff A standing repo facility is an idea getting traction at the US Federal Reserve.This repo would involve banks converting Treasury bonds to reserves on demand at an administered rate. read more
Chinese laundering allegations pressure Australia to close loopholes 19 February 2019 4:50PM Finance regulation , Regulatory Intelligence The revelations about Chinese asset recovery agents operating covertly in Australia will put pressure on the Department of Home Affairs to introduce law reforms ahead of the May general election. The.. read more
China's global hunt for "big crocs" flounders 19 February 2019 4:48PM Finance regulation , Regulatory Intelligence China's high-profile global crackdown on corrupt oligarchs, or "big crocs", has begun to flounder as geopolitical tensions rise between the Mainland and the West. read more
Foreign news: Fintech VC investments boosted, ATM numbers in decline, US banks allergy to risky cons 19 December 2018 5:14PM Foreign news Banking Day staff Global venture capital investment into the fintech sector this year has already reached US$30.8 billion, up from $1.8 billion in 2011. read more
Foreign News: Tide rushes in 18 December 2018 5:26PM Foreign news Banking Day staff UK digital business bank Tide reached 56,000 SME customers, accounting for one per cent of the UK's 5.6 million SMEs. read more
Foreign News Equifax breach preventable 12 December 2018 4:34PM Foreign news Banking Day staff Equifax was unprepared to handle an incident that compromised more than 148 million consumers' personal information. read more
Foreign news: UK banks stress test, Deutsche raided 30 November 2018 5:05PM Foreign news Banking Day staff All seven British banks and building societies - HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds, Santander UK, Royal Bank of Scotland, Nationwide Building Society and Standard Chartered - passed this year's Bank of England s.. read more
Foreign News: Online fraud losses leap, UK bank branches endangered species 21 November 2018 5:37PM Foreign news Banking Day staff Online payment fraud losses from eCommerce, airline ticketing, money transfer and banking services will reach US$48 billion by 2023. read more
Foreign News: Groupe BPCE now a G-SIB, Danske Bank whistleblower 19 November 2018 5:15PM Foreign news Banking Day staff Groupe BPCE, the second largest banking group in France, has joined the ranks of Global Systemically Important Banks. read more
Foreign News: AMEX into China, Supermarkets win over ATM operators on appeal 12 November 2018 4:51PM Foreign news Banking Day staff American Express has won approval for a clearing and settlement license from the Chinese central bank, allowing it to become the first foreign card scheme to be granted direct access to China's bank c.. read more
Foreign news: OnDeck lifts revenue and yields, 'overbiffing' on debts 07 November 2018 5:04PM Foreign news Banking Day staff NYSE-listed online small business lender OnDeck has announced third quarter 2018 net income of US$9.8 million, an improvement on the net loss of US$4.1 million in the comparable period last year. read more
Foreign News: Crafty ATM hacking scam 02 November 2018 5:12PM Foreign news Banking Day staff A scam is emerging in which hackers reprogram ATM machines to dispense notes even when a transaction is denied. read more
Foreign News: SocGen tests biometric cards, Bankers warned on China travel 22 October 2018 5:23PM Foreign news Banking Day staff A payments card with a built-in fingerprint reader for unlimited contactless payments is being tested by Société Générale. read more
Foreign News: UK payment moves, Deutsche traders guilty in Libor case 19 October 2018 6:09PM Foreign news Banking Day staff The UK's top retail payments authority Pay.UK (previously called the New Payment System Operator) has unveiled plans for a new "confirmation of payee" service. read more
Foreign News: Fund switches from top tier banks to fintech, US threatens EU banks on post-Brexit pla 18 October 2018 6:11PM Foreign news Banking Day staff AXA Investment Management is restructuring a £55 million fund to invest in fintech rather than top tier banks. read more