WHAT TO EXPECT? ⟩ LHV changes pricing list from May
LHV announces changes to its pricing list, effective May 1, affecting monthly fees for bank cards and operations in customer offices.
Properties: the numbers are cold for buying and selling operations at the beginning of the year
The real estate market in Buenos Aires saw a significant decline in transaction numbers at the start of 2026 compared to the previous month and year.
Danske Bank lays off some employees in Lithuania: revealed reasons
Danske Bank is reducing its workforce in Lithuania, primarily affecting specialists in daily banking operations, due to automation and digitalization efforts.
Hana Bank Starts Operating 'Digital 9 PM Lounge' for Banking Operations Until 9 PM on Weekdays
Hana Bank has launched a new service called 'Digital 9 PM Lounge' that allows banking operations until 9 PM on weekdays, catering mainly to working professionals and small business owners.
Nationwide issues update for all customers ahead of July deadline
Nationwide Building Society has provided updates to its members regarding significant legislative changes that will impact its operations in the UK.
Renaissance Capital Completes Buyout of Citibank’s Russian Operations
Renaissance Capital has successfully acquired Citibank's Russian subsidiary, now set to operate as AO RenCap Bank.
CNBV authorizes Plata to start operations as a bank; concludes three-year process
Plata has received authorization from the CNBV to begin operations as a Multiple Banking Institution in Mexico after a three-year regulatory process.
The Generalitat prepares new operations with banks to face the exit from the FLA
The Generalitat is planning new banking operations to secure financing as it aims to exit the State's Liquidity Fund (FLA).
Banks, INSS, and Post Offices Closed on Monday (16) and Tuesday (17); See Operation During Carnival
Banks, social security, and post offices in Brazil will be closed on February 16 and 17 due to the Carnival holiday, with normal operations resuming on the 18th.
Kuda obtains microfinance licence, plans growth push
Kuda Microfinance Bank has received a national microfinance bank license from the Central Bank of Nigeria, enabling expansion of its operations across the country.
Santander to Rely on Webster to Accelerate Its Investment Banking Business in the United States
Santander plans to enhance its investment banking operations in the U.S. by collaborating with Webster, aiming for significant revenue synergies.
Legal opinion from BRB recommends caution in operations with Master four days before attempted purchase
A legal opinion from the Bank of Brasília (BRB) advised caution regarding operations with Master, just four days prior to the institution's attempt to acquire it.
Santander buys Webster Bank for $12.2 billion to grow in the US
Banco Santander is acquiring Webster Bank for $12.2 billion, aiming to expand its operations in the United States and generate $800 million in cost synergies.
Small Estonian fintech to take on big Ukrainian banking sector
Iute Group, an Estonian fintech, has finalized an agreement to establish a fully digital bank in Ukraine, expanding its operations into the country's wartime banking sector.
The interest-bearing accounts that give you more money in January 2026
The article discusses interest-bearing accounts that provide higher returns compared to traditional checking accounts, emphasizing their benefits for saving money in the day-to-day financial operations.
Unicredit, Orcel raises the stakes. "Enough political vetoes on risk"
In a recent interview, Unicredit's CEO Andrea Orcel emphasizes the need for larger banks in Europe and calls for governments to support cross-border operations instead of hindering them.
Dark Forecast: A Major European Sector Is Threatened with Losing 200,000 Jobs. The Culprit Is One
Analysts warn that the European banking sector could lose over 200,000 jobs in the next five years due to the accelerated adoption of artificial intelligence and the closing of branches, pushing banks to cut costs and shift operations to digital channels.
The banking sector faces 200,000 layoffs. "They are pressured to reduce costs"
Analysts predict that the European banking sector could lose over 200,000 jobs in the next five years due to the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence and the closure of branches, as banks aim to cut costs and shift more operations online.
Lloyds to close important service used in all its banks this week
Lloyds Banking Group is set to cease its invoice factoring service for small business customers by the year's end, impacting its widespread banking operations.