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Bank of America's Merrill Lynch unit will pay $39 million to settle claims that it swept retirement account cash into low-yield deposits, pa

TD Bank wants to buy back up to C$10 billion of its own stock, potentially retiring 61 million shares by July 2027. The move would shrink it

Metrics Credit Partners has frozen redemptions and delayed results for three listed funds after auditor KPMG wouldn't sign off accounts. The

Goldman Sachs' $18.2 billion GS Credit fund saw redemption requests fall to 2% in its third-quarter tender offer, down from 3.2% the prior q

Investors asked to pull just 2% of shares from Goldman Sachs' $18.2 billion private credit fund in the latest tender offer, down from 3.2% l

Germany is pressing UniCredit CEO Andrea Orcel to put promises on jobs, Frankfurt decision-making, and lending to the Mittelstand into writi

FINMA has ended its enforcement case against Julius Baer and cut the bank's extra capital buffer in half. The move removes a major overhang

UniCredit is preparing to use its near-50% stake in Commerzbank to force a rapid board shake-up, possibly via an extraordinary general meeti

Close Brothers posted £120.3 million in adjusted operating profit for FY2026, beating forecasts, but continues to cut jobs as it absorbs UK

Swiss Upper House lawmakers have pushed UBS toward a stricter capital framework, with RBC modeling a 90% CET1 base case. The move pressures

Goldman Sachs' board is reportedly discussing a leadership transition that could see COO John Waldron become CEO as soon as next year, with

Citigroup is reportedly preparing a roughly $3 billion IPO of its Mexican banking unit Banamex, aiming for a possible January listing in Mex