Recapitalization: One week to deadline, banks in last-minute rush
Nigerian banks are racing to meet recapitalization requirements set by the Central Bank ahead of an impending deadline.
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.
Concerns over 'account freezing'... Thoughts of a caregiver living separately from parents who both require care
A caregiver expresses anxiety over her elderly parents' gradual cognitive decline and worries that they may lose access to their bank accounts as they age.
30% of elderly requiring care at home cannot handle their own bank transactions
A recent survey revealed that nearly 30% of elderly people living independently with care needs cannot manage their savings or pay bills alone.
BC reports leakage of registration data of 28.2 thousand PIX keys from Pefisa
The Central Bank of Brazil has reported a data breach involving registration details linked to 28,203 PIX keys managed by the fintech Pefisa due to system failures.
Uganda: Housing Finance Bank Supports Gayaza High School
Housing Finance Bank has made a UGX 10 million contribution to Gayaza High School for the expansion of its chapel, aiming to support sustainable development and community empowerment.
Fund cited in report R$ 5 billion in Master letters, double that detected by the Federal Police
A report reveals that the Master bank acquired over R$ 5 billion through financial letters, significantly more than the R$ 2.3 billion identified by federal investigations.
The US lifts sanctions on two Belarusian banks and 'Belaruskalij'
The United States has lifted sanctions against the Belarusian bank 'Belinvestbank', the Development Bank, and the Ministry of Finance, as well as against Belarus' potash company, 'Belaruskalij'.
Mortgage Credit: The Most Common Mistakes for Which the Bank Can Reject Your Application
The article discusses the resurgence of mortgage credit in Argentina and outlines common pitfalls that can lead to the rejection of a loan application.
Action by Banxico
The Bank of Mexico is reportedly working to modify accounts for small and medium-sized enterprises following a meeting with financial authorities and the president.
The bill would give the right to obtain information about bank account investigations - after five years
Estonia's Ministry of Finance is introducing amendments to a money laundering bill that would require the Financial Intelligence Unit to inform individuals about their bank account data collected after a five-year period.
Santander BP with high dividend. Close to 50 PLN per share
Santander Bank Polska has recommended distributing approximately 5.1 billion PLN for dividends, amounting to nearly 75% of its net profit for 2025.
Judge recognizes evidence of billion-dollar embezzlement at Banco Master and prevents asset transfer
A judge in Sรฃo Paulo has issued a restraining order to prevent the transfer of assets connected to Banco Master amidst allegations of billion-dollar embezzlement involving the bank's controller, Daniel Vorcaro.
Understand what BRB is still studying to restore its equity; stock issuance was postponed
The Brasรญlia Bank (BRB) has postponed a shareholder assembly originally scheduled for Wednesday due to ongoing legal issues affecting investor confidence.
Vorcaro allegedly used money from Master to finance art collection in the USA, says liquidator
The liquidator of Banco Master has provided details to a U.S. court on how former banker Daniel Vorcaro allegedly utilized bank funds to purchase high-value artworks.
IDB sets its sights on Mexican lithium: Opens the door to finance projects and collaborate with Pemex
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has expressed its willingness to provide financial and technical support for the development of Mexico's lithium industry and other critical minerals.
Determining interest rates amid worsening inflation prospects
Iceland's Finance Minister expresses uncertainty regarding the Central Bank's upcoming decision on interest rates due to the deteriorating economic outlook.
BNDES has record recurring profit of R$ 15.2 billion in 2025
The Brazilian National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) reported a record recurring profit of R$ 15.2 billion for 2025, marking a significant increase from the previous year and reflecting strong credit activity in the economy.
Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland 'alarming breach of data confidentiality' update
Lloyds Banking Group is under scrutiny from MPs after a breach allowed some customers to view other people's transactions in their banking app.
How does Ivan Mikloลก read it: Is a new global financial crisis like that of 2008 threatening the world?
Former finance minister Ivan Mikloลก discusses the warnings from analysts about a potential global financial crisis, citing the rapid increase in oil prices and emerging problems within non-bank financial companies as key factors.
The government supports the transfer of non-bank lenders' supervision to the Bank of Latvia
Latvia's government has backed a proposal to shift oversight of non-bank lenders to the Bank of Latvia, pending legislative approval from the Saeima.
Government Supports Transfer of Non-Bank Creditor Supervision to the Bank of Latvia
The Latvian government supports a proposal to transfer the oversight of non-bank creditors from multiple agencies to the Bank of Latvia to streamline and enhance the efficiency of supervision.
VIDEOS: Good Morning DF on Tuesday, March 17, 2026
This article covers various news items from Brazil, including parliamentary operations, new internet rules for children, and fiscal actions by the Central Bank.
VIDEOS: Good Morning City South of Minas on Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The report covers various news items including oil movements in the Strait of Hormuz, a deputy in Cearรก under investigation, new internet rules for children, the Central Bank's actions regarding a conglomerate, suspension of loans by INSS, potential price changes on Ozempic, and weather conditions as autumn begins.
Nordea Bank to Eliminate Hundreds of Jobs
Nordea Bank announced plans to cut approximately 1,500 jobs as part of a cost-cutting strategy.
GDF appeals to the court to allow the use of public properties to boost the BRB's cash; see arguments
The DF government is appealing a court ruling that blocked the use of public land as collateral for loans from the Bank of Brasรญlia (BRB).
Purchase of Master portfolios was treated as 'the president's business' of BRB, points out audit
An independent forensic audit reveals that the acquisition of Master credit portfolios by the BRB was handled as a personal business of the bank's president, bypassing necessary approvals.
Commerzbank Acquisition Plans: The German Blocking Strategy Against Unicredit
Commerzbank has rejected an official acquisition offer from the Italian bank Unicredit, citing a lack of alignment and necessary information for potential discussions.
Merger of Commerzbank and Unicredit: This would be a dangerously large bank
The proposal for a merger between Commerzbank and Unicredit is causing division in the financial sector, with skepticism about its viability and potential consequences.
German Major Bank: Unicredit Submits Official Takeover Bid for Commerzbank
Unicredit has submitted an official takeover bid for Commerzbank, offering shareholders a voluntary exchange proposal.
Stock Exchange: When will the supplementary dividend be given by the National Bank
The National Bank of Greece has set June 5 for the cutoff of its supplementary dividend, amounting to โฌ300 million, which follows a preliminary dividend of โฌ200 million distributed last November.
Nigeria: CBN Removes Affidavit Requirement for Reactivating Dormant Accounts
The Central Bank of Nigeria has eliminated the need for affidavits for reactivating dormant bank accounts to simplify the process for customers.
The Price of Stability. How Macroprudential Policy Affects Banks and Our Portfolios
The article examines the impact of macroprudential policy on bank margins and the costs of credit for consumers.
Martin Lewis says it's 'incredibly important' you do this at home regularly
Martin Lewis emphasizes the importance of properly managing household finances and offers advice on bank account management in his BBC podcast.
Common Mistakes that Cause the Bank to Reject Your Mortgage Loan
The article outlines common pitfalls to avoid when applying for a mortgage loan in Argentina to ensure approval.
ECB Fears Loss of Influence Due to Crypto; Czechia Already Knows Something Similar
The European Central Bank is concerned about the potential loss of influence stemming from the rise of cryptocurrencies, citing parallels with Czechia's experience.
Martin Lewis alert for any couples with joint bank accounts adding โthis is a problemโ
Martin Lewis warns couples with joint bank accounts to ensure both partners participate in financial decisions to avoid potential issues.
Million dispute over 'toxic' loans: Did Coop sell a portfolio to Debitum that should not have existed?
A dispute between Coop Bank and Debitum Invest Oร centers on a claim for nearly one million euros in damages due to the sale of a loan portfolio that allegedly did not meet promised quality standards.
ED tightens grip on Anil Ambani Group, attaches 31 properties worth โน581.65 crore
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has temporarily attached 31 real estate properties worth โน581.65 crore linked to Reliance Home Finance Limited and Reliance Commercial Finance Limited due to financial irregularities and bank fraud investigations.
Economists: Selling Gold from the NBP is a Very Bad Idea
Economists are strongly opposing the National Bank of Poland's proposal to sell gold reserves to finance military modernization, citing various financial risks associated with this move.
Marcin Olechowski: โSAFE zero percent,โ or gold for the daring
The Polish government has introduced the 'SAFE zero percent' initiative to finance military expenditures using the National Bank of Poland's gold reserves.
Bogusลaw Chrabota: What is in the 'Polish SAFE 0 percent' law?
The article discusses the new law establishing a fund linked to Poland's National Bank, which alters the financial responsibilities and profit allocations of the National Bank, potentially separating them from the state budget.
Mortgage loans in dollars return: a private bank launches a line for housing up to US$ 1 million
A private bank in Argentina has reintroduced dollar-denominated mortgage loans, allowing clients to finance property purchases up to US$ 1 million.
PPF bank owned by Kellner earned four billion
PPF banka, owned by the late Petr Kellner, reported substantial profits amounting to four billion.
Air Bank's net profit rose by 23 percent last year
Air Bank reported a 23 percent increase in net profit last year, showcasing strong financial performance amid challenging market conditions.
Nordea fined millions - 'committed serious negligence'
The European Central Bank has fined Nordea 2.26 million euros for improper reporting of credit risks by its subsidiary Nordea Finance Finland.
ECB imposed a fine on Nordea for incorrect reporting
The European Central Bank has fined Nordea Finance Finland Oy for incorrectly reporting credit risks between 2021 and 2024.
Major Decline in the Stock Market... Sensex and Nifty Crash, These 10 Stocks Suffer
The Indian stock market experienced a significant crash, with Sensex plummeting over 1000 points and Nifty dropping as well, impacting major stocks like HDFC Bank and Axis Bank.
Economic Panel of 'Rzeczpospolita': NBP Should Not Invest in Polish SAFE 0%
Economists argue that the Polish National Bank (NBP) should refrain from using gold reserves to finance defense expenditures through the SAFE program.
Surge in Oil Prices: Haddad Advocates for Not Making 'Hasty Decisions' but Says Central Bank is Autonomous on Interest Rates
Brazil's Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, emphasizes caution in decision-making regarding oil price spikes and asserts the autonomy of the Central Bank concerning interest rate adjustments.