Banking & Finance

Australia banks’ record surge offers global haven from AI swings

The advance has also boosted Australia’s financials-heavy S&P/ASX 200 Index this year

JPMorgan said it has acknowledged the fine and has remedied the issue.

ECB fines JPMorgan’s European arm 12.2 million euros for misreporting capital requirements

[FRANKFURT] The European Central Bank fined JPMorgan’s European arm 12.18 million euros (S$18.2 million) for misreporting capital requirements after it wrongly calculated risk-weighted assets, the ECB...

Tan Teck Long, who became the new chief on Jan 1, needs to position OCBC to better compete with rivals. Such transformation requires investments that often still need the approval of the Lee family.

Who calls the shots in OCBC’s corridors of power?

Its new group CEO Tan Teck Long must balance what minority shareholders want with the interests of one of Asia’s wealthiest clans

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Bank of America is one of the last big US banks to make a formal commitment to private credit.

Bank of America commits US$25 billion of its own cash to private credit deals

Some lenders have formed partnerships with asset managers in order to get deeper into the market

The bank leaves unchanged the overnight deposit facility and lending facility rates at 3.75% and 5.5%, respectively.

Bank Indonesia holds rates steady, focus remains on rupiah

It keeps benchmark 7-day reverse repurchase rate at 4.75%

This move is set to link sustainability performance with returns on cash balances.

StanChart Singapore rolls out first ESG-linked cash account for a local company

It integrates STT GDC’s key ESG performance indicators and sustainability performance targets to reward progress

“The damage to investor confidence is reversible. But a failure to do so would deal a more serious blow to investor confidence than an MSCI reclassification,” S&P analysts said in a report.

S&P says reviving investor confidence is key for Indonesia’s sovereign support

S&P noted authorities are addressing problems in the Indonesian stock market

The entry of major foreign firms could bolster efforts by Japanese policymakers to remake Tokyo as an Asian financial hub to rival Singapore and Hong Kong.

BBVA plans to start Japan brokerage in first for Spanish bank

The Bilbao-based lender has operated a commercial banking business in the country since 2005