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Vietnam's banks turn to foreign lenders for dollar loans as local funding tightens
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Vietnam's banks turn to foreign lenders for dollar loans as local funding tightens

Vietnam's banks are increasingly tapping foreign lenders for dollar loans as domestic deposit rates climb and large infrastructure projects

Eleanor Whitfield ·
Banco do Brasil beats profit forecasts but loan stress rises
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Banco do Brasil beats profit forecasts but loan stress rises

Banco do Brasil topped Q2 profit expectations with 3.91 billion reais, but its 90-day delinquency rate climbed to 5.6%, a sign of growing cr

Thomas Brannstrom ·
ANZ profit rises to A$1.9b but home-loan demand cools after budget
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ANZ profit rises to A$1.9b but home-loan demand cools after budget

ANZ reported a rise in quarterly cash profit to A$1.90 billion, driven by lending growth and better margins. But home-loan applications drop

Eleanor Whitfield ·
Bank stocks rise as inflation cools and big deals surface
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Bank stocks rise as inflation cools and big deals surface

Bank stocks rose as inflation cooled to 3.4% and major deals like Goldman's Neos acquisition and BofA's infrastructure plan boosted sentimen

Thomas Brannstrom ·
Bank of America to take up to 49.9% stake in Jio Financial's lending arm
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Bank of America to take up to 49.9% stake in Jio Financial's lending arm

Bank of America is acquiring up to 49.9% of Jio Credit, the non-bank lending arm of Jio Financial Services, in a $1.92 billion deal. The inv

Eleanor Whitfield ·
Switzerland proposes tougher UBS bonus rules after Credit Suisse collapse
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Switzerland proposes tougher UBS bonus rules after Credit Suisse collapse

Switzerland has launched a consultation on reforms that would rein in UBS bonuses and strengthen regulator FINMA's powers. The plan aims to

Thomas Brannstrom ·
HSBC insurance chief exits as bank pushes deeper into Asian wealth
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HSBC insurance chief exits as bank pushes deeper into Asian wealth

Edward Moncreiffe, HSBC's global insurance chief, will step down in September. Kai Zhang and Daisy Tsang will take over as co-CEOs, part of

Eleanor Whitfield ·
ABN Amro lifts lending income target to €6.8bn after strong quarter
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ABN Amro lifts lending income target to €6.8bn after strong quarter

ABN Amro raised its key lending income target to €6.8 billion after a stronger-than-expected quarter. The Dutch bank also cut its cost-to-in

Thomas Brannstrom ·
CBA posts record profit but warns mortgage demand is cooling
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CBA posts record profit but warns mortgage demand is cooling

Commonwealth Bank of Australia posted record full-year cash earnings of A$10.98 billion, beating expectations. But new home loan application

Eleanor Whitfield ·
Radiant World's creditor count jumps as iron-ore trader faces mounting claims
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Radiant World's creditor count jumps as iron-ore trader faces mounting claims

The number of secured creditors with claims over Radiant World's Singapore business has more than doubled since the start of 2025, according

Thomas Brannstrom ·
Swiss lawmakers fail to agree on stricter UBS capital rules
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Swiss lawmakers fail to agree on stricter UBS capital rules

Swiss lawmakers hit a snag on plans to tighten capital rules for UBS, potentially requiring the bank to hold about $20 billion more top-tier

Thomas Brannstrom ·
eToro drops 5% on weak Q2 revenue; BMO gains on $2B Moneris sale
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eToro drops 5% on weak Q2 revenue; BMO gains on $2B Moneris sale

eToro dropped more than 5% after reporting weaker second-quarter revenue, while Bank of Montreal climbed on a CA$2 billion deal to sell its

Eleanor Whitfield ·