Facebook requests customer information from U.S. banks
Facebook Inc., the social media giant, has requested large U.S. banks to share comprehensive financial information about their
Currency traders look to UK growth data release in hope for pound rebound
Currency traders are on the watch for UK growth data release due this week in the hope that evidence of a strong economy will help
Nigeria sells $2.5bn euro bonds to replace debt
By Remilekun Davies… Nigeria sold a record $4.8 billion of Eurobonds last year, most recently in November, when it issued $3
Global banks flag concerns over U.S. Senate tax proposal
Global banks raised concerns on Saturday over a provision in the U.S. Senate tax bill aimed at cracking down on tax avoidance by
Citigroup calls for readiness on oil squeeze
Those in the oil market fearing a flood of OPEC supply next year will probably be better off preparing for a shortage, according to
30% of bank jobs may disappear in next 5years, Pandit says
Vikram Pandit, who ran Citigroup Inc. during the financial crisis, said developments in technology could see some 30 percent of
Brexit’s impact more profound than expected as London may lose legal staff, Diamond says
Bob Diamond, the architect of Barclays Plc’s investment bank over more than a decade in London, said the British capital will be hurt
Oil price hedging loses steam as low prices lure airlines, shippers
The past month’s plunge in oil prices has turned the market for hedging upside down. Oil producers have scaled back locking in future
Robo-advisers battle Wall Street for rich investors
Citigroup Inc. doesn’t think its richer customers will drop their high-priced money managers in favor of automated investing, but