Behind the Banking Convention
The 89th Banking Convention organized by the Association of Banks of Mexico ended positively, with financial authorities addressing various issues and fostering dialogue with legislators regarding the banking sector's operations.
Banking app stops trading as customers urged to move money before accounts close
The Zero Sustainable Money App has ceased trading, advising its customers to withdraw their funds before the app closes completely.
Nigeria: 8 Days to Go - 33 Banks Beat CBN Recapitalisation Deadline With N6.5trn Capital Base
Most Nigerian banks have successfully raised their capital to meet new Central Bank of Nigeria requirements ahead of an impending deadline.
The vindication of the Bank Convention
The 89th Bank Convention highlighted solidarity within the financial sector and addressed the ongoing need for improved financial inclusion and security mechanisms post-scandals.
Mps-Mediobanca, Lovaglio's Break Compromises Rules and Stability
This article discusses the internal conflict at Mps-Mediobanca triggered by Luigi Lovaglio's controversial actions that challenge governance norms.
Mps heading towards a red card for Lovaglio
Luigi Lovaglio faces the possibility of being removed from his position as CEO of Monte dei Paschi as internal tensions within the board escalate.
Santander made the largest job cuts in over 20 years in 2025
Santander bank executed the biggest workforce reduction in over two decades, decreasing its staff by 4% in 2025.
How Much Did the Frank Saga Cost Banks? A Gigantic Bill
The article discusses the financial impact of the Swiss franc loan saga on Polish banks, estimating losses at around 74-76 billion PLN.
Brazil loses 37% of bank branches in ten years
The number of bank branches in Brazil has decreased by 37% over the past decade, reaching just over 14,000, largely due to technological advancements and banks cutting costs.
'Exam Scam': Criminals Use Fake Medical Results Delivery to Steal Banking Data; See How to Protect Yourself
A new scam in Brazil involves criminals impersonating laboratories to deliver fake medical test results for a fee, capturing victims' banking data in the process.
BTG suffers about R$ 100 million in hacker attack and suspends operations with PIX
BTG Pactual experienced a hacker attack that diverted approximately R$ 100 million from the bank, leading to a suspension of its PIX operations.
Washington Post: Why does Iran not seem ready to surrender despite heavy losses?
Iran continues to reject diplomatic solutions amid ongoing conflict, banking instead on its strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Some Barriers [Not Seoul]
The article reflects on the experience of visiting a bank from the perspective of a young adult, highlighting the challenges elderly customers face in navigating modern banking technology.
CBN wins global central banking award for policy reforms
The Central Bank of Nigeria was awarded 'Central Bank of the Year' for its effective monetary and structural reforms.
The bankruptcy hall's equipment appeared at auction - A nasty surprise for customers in online banking
Puls & Träning gym chain customers were taken by surprise as the chain declared bankruptcy without prior notice to them.
We Need More Spark in the Czech Republic, Says the Highest-Ranking Czech Banker
A top Czech banker emphasizes the need for more dynamism in the Czech economy.
Commerzbank CEO in Interview: "To this day, we are unclear about what Unicredit actually wants"
Commerzbank CEO Bettina Orlopp expresses doubts regarding Unicredit's takeover intentions in an interview following a voluntary takeover bid by Unicredit.
An Odd Bill Appeared on a Savonlinna Woman's Account – Then the Phone Rang
The Eastern Finland police warn about scammers fishing for online banking credentials after a woman lost 18,000 euros to impersonators posing as police.
The executive who defeated Santander and is now going for Commerzbank
This article discusses Andrea Orcel's strategic move as CEO of UniCredit to acquire a significant stake in Commerzbank, potentially reshaping the European banking landscape.
Banks in the face of war, between the 'gift' of a possible interest rate hike and the fear of defaults in a crisis
Analysts see opportunity in the banking sector despite the looming crisis due to rising energy prices and geopolitical tensions.
The imprint of Grilli on Lovaglio's list
Luigi Lovaglio presents his candidacy list for the board of Monte dei Paschi, supported by the Tortora family holding, PLT.
Warning lights: what could happen with credit due to the rise in delinquency and how it affects the economy
The rise in loan delinquency rates in Argentina is prompting banks and fintech firms to restrict credit offerings, impacting family financial stability and lending costs.
CSN closes $1.2 billion credit line with banks to face financial crisis
CSN has signed a binding commitment letter with banks for a $1.2 billion syndicated credit line to address its financial challenges.
Downtime at Nordea – the error has been fixed
Nordea experienced a temporary outage affecting customer access to bank accounts, which has now been resolved according to a representative from the bank.
This Year, Several Parties Will Not Receive Full State Funding
Several political parties in Latvia will not receive full state financing due to various eligibility issues, including election results and compliance with banking regulations.
Andrea Orcel: On the Hunt for Commerzbank
Andrea Orcel, the CEO of UniCredit since 2021, is making an impactful presence in Germany's banking sector, particularly at Commerzbank, where his bold approach is both refreshing and intimidating to local bankers.
Businessman falls for fake bank manager scam and loses over R$ 63,000
A businessman in São José do Rio Preto lost over R$ 63,000 after being scammed by someone posing as a bank manager.
Why banks are betting everything on your insurances and investments?
Greek banks are focusing on domestic activities to improve efficiency and profitability, particularly in asset management, bancassurance, and investment banking.
Mps, the third list arrives for the board: Lovaglio is back in the running as CEO. The move by Plt Holding
A third list of candidates for the renewal of Mps' board has been submitted, featuring the name of CEO Luigi Lovaglio, who was excluded from the outgoing board's list two weeks ago.
JP Morgan monitors junior analysts' working hours to avoid overwork
JP Morgan Chase is monitoring the working hours declared by junior investment analysts to avoid overwork, using electronic tracking systems to compare reported hours with recorded activities.
Rare interview: Now the fresh CEO of the controversial bank opens up
The new CEO of Oma Säästöpankki, Karri Alameri, discusses restoring trust and acquiring new customers following a significant scandal involving millions in losses.
Meeting Under the Tree, How Did HDFC Bank Emerge? Now a Resignation Has Caused a 1 Lakh Crore Drop!
The resignation of HDFC Bank's part-time chairman Atanu Chakraborty has sparked turmoil within the largest bank in India, leading to a significant drop in its market capitalization.
Dogman Lars Løkke and George Clooney of the central banks
The article discusses Lars Løkke and George Clooney's involvement with central banks.
MPS, Passera-Lovaglio Axis Emerges
Former Intesa Sanpaolo CEO Corrado Passera expresses readiness to lead MPS under certain conditions, showcasing potential changes within the bank's leadership.
Where the President Coincides with the Banking Sector
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum urged banks to increase private sector lending during the 89th Banking Convention in Cancun.
Bank '£430 penalty' warning as millions face losing out
Experts warn that millions could face a £430 shortfall in returns due to a 'loyalty penalty' as banks compete for new deposits during the ISA season.
Nationwide explains reason for online change to customer accounts
Nationwide Building Society addresses customer concerns regarding an inconsistency in online account details related to new debit cards.
Nationwide issues update over 'missing' customer payment
Nationwide Building Society addressed customer concerns regarding delayed payments into accounts, providing guidance on the issue.
NOTE: SEB cards and e-channels will be down Saturday morning
On Saturday, March 21, SEB Bank in Estonia will conduct extensive IT maintenance, affecting all major banking services and disrupting electronic channels and card payments in the early morning hours.
'The Grandparents' Hunters' Were Caught: They Deceived Retirees and Emptied Their Accounts
A group known as 'The Grandparents' Hunters' has been arrested for deceiving retirees into emptying their bank accounts through manipulation and false promises.
From secret vault to public space: how the former gold chamber of a Dutch bank became a new public treasure
In Amsterdam, a formerly inaccessible banking complex is being transformed to reconnect with the city through a comprehensive architectural intervention.
S&P Global downgrades BRB's credit rating, citing doubts about the bank's capitalization
S&P Global has downgraded the credit rating of Banco de Brasília (BRB) to 'brB-' due to concerns regarding its capitalization capabilities.
The judiciary requested documents and lifted the tax and banking secrecy from the firms that paid Adorni's trip to Punta del Este
The federal judge has ordered the lifting of banking secrecy for companies involved in financing a private flight for Argentina's Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, amid ongoing investigations regarding the trip.
How much cash can be withdrawn without tax controls
Citizens in Italy can withdraw unlimited cash from ATMs and banks, but must adhere to anti-money laundering regulations that limit cash transactions to 10,000 euros per month.
Criminal Oddity Cost Thousands: Paying a 'Fine', a Žemaitis Remembers That He Did Not Violate Anything
A 58-year-old man from the Skuodas district fell victim to a scam that resulted in the theft of 2,200 euros from his bank account.
Nationwide's new customer update across 605 branches affects 'one in four people'
Nationwide has launched access guides for over 605 branches to improve disabled access information for customers in the UK.
In search of a plea deal, Vorcaro receives lawyer at the PF Superintendency
Businessman Daniel Vorcaro is negotiating a plea deal related to his financial crimes and involvement in illegal activities with public officials.
British police await banking information from missing Brazilian to advance investigation
British police are waiting for banking information related to the missing Brazilian psychologist Vitória Figueiredo Barreto as efforts to locate her continue.
Shopping: the Macro group acquired the bank of the Frávega family
The Macro group has acquired 100% of Banco Sáenz from the Frávega family, aiming to enhance its digital business.
Lloyds Bank 'please message us' update if you see this on your bank statement
Lloyds Bank has addressed customer concerns regarding duplicate payments appearing on bank statements following a recent IT glitch.