08/26/2012

Deutsche Bank turns screw on bonuses‎

Pay consultants expect the use of clawbacks to rise sharply this year following a string of recent banking scandals, including the manipulation of Libor and anti-money laundering failures.

08/23/2012

A Swiss bank bets on emerging markets

There is trouble closer to home, too: German politicians are threatening to tear up a treaty designed to head off attacks on Swiss banking secrecy.

08/23/2012

ABN Amro Q2 profit drops, sees more impairments

Nationalised Dutch bank ABN AMRO on Friday said second-quarter profit fell as loan impairment charges doubled, and warned of further hits this year because of the fragile state of the Dutch economy.

08/23/2012

Credit Suisse to Host Philanthropy Campus

t Credit Suisse, we understand that the most lasting changes often begin with the actions of a single individual or a family, which is why we constantly work with our partners to develop new ways to help our clients achieve their philanthropic goals

08/23/2012

Germans raid Julius Baer clients in tax crackdown

German tax inspectors have raided clients of Swiss bank Julius Baer, the latest development in a dispute over untaxed money held in secret Swiss accounts, a German magazine reported.

08/22/2012

Old wealth reborn in new Indonesia

Wealth-X, a global intelligence and wealth due diligence firm, estimated in its latest Indonesia country report that 775 individuals in Indonesia are worth more than US$30 million, a statistic that underscores the country's still yawning wealth gap.

08/22/2012

Six Group on acquisition hunt

The operator of Switzerland's national stock exchange is eyeing "strategic investments" with the proceeds from its sale of a stake in derivatives market Eurex, in a bid to execute on its well-publicised strategy of "internationalisatio