Delano.lu | 8 January 2013
Finance: Part of troubled banking group Dexia has been given a stamp of approval after clearing a major reorganisation hurdle. Read article »
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Bradesco unit in Moody’s spotlight
Delano.lu | 13 December 2012
Finance: The Luxembourg subsidiary of Brazil’s second largest bank has received its first stand-alone score from one of the world’s main credit rating agencies. Read article »
Finance: The Luxembourg subsidiary of Brazil’s second largest bank has received its first stand-alone score from one of the world’s main credit rating agencies. Read article »
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Banking delays blasted
Delano.lu | 27 November 2012
Brussels: The new EU banking union should not be slowed down by member state negotiations, the European financial services commissioner has argued in a major newspaper interview, despite what a senior industry figure tells Delano are “huge unresolved problems.” Read article »
Brussels: The new EU banking union should not be slowed down by member state negotiations, the European financial services commissioner has argued in a major newspaper interview, despite what a senior industry figure tells Delano are “huge unresolved problems.” Read article »
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Friday, November 9, 2012
Dexia to get €5.5 billion more
Delano.lu | 9 November 2012
Finance: The troubled Franco-Belgian banking group has received yet another round of government rescue funding. Read article »
Finance: The troubled Franco-Belgian banking group has received yet another round of government rescue funding. Read article »
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Lloyds layoffs
Delano.lu | 25 October 2012
Banking: Private bank Lloyds TSB Bank Luxembourg will shutter its doors, making at least half of its staff redundant, according to trade unions representing the firm’s employees. Read article »
Banking: Private bank Lloyds TSB Bank Luxembourg will shutter its doors, making at least half of its staff redundant, according to trade unions representing the firm’s employees. Read article »
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Iceland “failed” foreign Icesave clients
Delano.lu | 19 September 2012
Legal: Iceland’s government breached European law by neglecting to protect British and Dutch depositors after the collapse of Icesave, regulators told a court in Luxembourg on Tuesday. Read article »
Legal: Iceland’s government breached European law by neglecting to protect British and Dutch depositors after the collapse of Icesave, regulators told a court in Luxembourg on Tuesday. Read article »
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
BCEE increases income, reserves
Delano.lu | 28 August 2012
Finance: Banque et Caisse d’Épargne de l’État announced a big boost in deposit and lending activity--as well as to its capital buffers--during the first half of the year. Read article »
Finance: Banque et Caisse d’Épargne de l’État announced a big boost in deposit and lending activity--as well as to its capital buffers--during the first half of the year. Read article »
Monday, August 27, 2012
Dexia BIL may need bailout
Delano.lu | 27 August 2012
Finance: Dexia Group is likely to increase Dexia Banque internationale à Luxembourg’s capital reserves before the unit’s sale is finalised. Read article »
Finance: Dexia Group is likely to increase Dexia Banque internationale à Luxembourg’s capital reserves before the unit’s sale is finalised. Read article »
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Fitch lowers BIL but affirms BGL
Delano.lu | 19 July 2012
Finance: One of the major credit ratings agencies has downgraded Banque Internationale à Luxembourg, but maintained its grading of BGL BNP Paribas. Read article »
Finance: One of the major credit ratings agencies has downgraded Banque Internationale à Luxembourg, but maintained its grading of BGL BNP Paribas. Read article »
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