Rathbones’ blunder boosts banks in the race for the UK’s rich
An internal review that found regulatory compliance shortcomings sent the stock down 17%
UK
Germany’s financial watchdog removes three Berenberg bosses
BaFin’s move comes as country’s oldest lender reports possible breaches of corporate governance
EU set to remove barriers to banks’ cross-border capital flows
Draft report by European Commission aims to boost performance of lenders in bloc compared with US rivals
Bank of England plans to dilute capital rules for investment banks’ trading activities
UK regulator also publishes parameters of how it will stress-test private credit markets
Medallia’s collapse turns private credit into a private equity problem
Private lenders that once fancied themselves as ‘coupon clippers’ had better be prepared to run companies as equity owners
Iran to seek ‘insurance fees’ for passage through Strait of Hormuz
Vessels must hold Tehran-approved insurance policy to use vital waterway, says government agency
Are insurers becoming dangerously addicted to private credit ratings?
We should worry about what happens when regulatory arbitrage goes unchecked
Tower Research muscles in on fast-growing fixed-income ETFs
New York-based trading firm has expanded quickly in funds investing in huge and fragmented debt market
Insurers seek to define ‘war’ as risk rises of global power clashes
Trade body considers updating Five Powers exclusion to incorporate hostile drone incursions and subsea attacks
A complicated World Cup for Iran’s diaspora
Iranian Americans are torn between supporting their football team and protesting Tehran’s regime
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