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Revenue and headcount down at investment banks
April 3, 2020New figures highlight a difficult 2019 for the investment banking industry.
JPMorgan scoops best-performing accolade among largest US banks
April 1, 2020In this inaugural ranking, The Banker examines the data to assess the performance of the 10 largest US banks.
Challenging times ahead for Saudi banks
March 31, 2020The oil-dependent country faces a difficult period ahead, but is taking measures to prepare for the coming storm.
NZ banks begin lockdown in good health
March 24, 2020Profitability and capital adequacy measures suggest New Zealand’s banks will begin four weeks of lockdown in a relatively strong position.
How prepared are G7 banks to cope with coronavirus?
March 17, 2020Banks across the G7 are entering this period of significant turbulence from differing starting positions.
Tough times ahead for India’s private banks?
March 10, 2020The Indian government’s bail-out of Yes Bank raises broader questions about the health of India’s private banks.
The Banker's Top Islamic GCC Banks ranking 2020: Saudis dominate a healthy picture
March 4, 2020The Banker's Top Islamic GCC Banks ranking shows that despite uncertainty over the future of oil revenues, the region's Islamic banks continue to chalk up impressive numbers.
Top 1000 World Banks ranking 50th anniversary
March 2, 2020As The Banker's Top 1000 World Banks ranking looks forward to celebrating its 50th anniversary in our July 2020 issue, editor-in-chief Brian Caplen examines the major trends that have shaped the current banking landscape.
FX trading reaches record volumes in 2019
March 2, 2020Surveys from the Bank of England and the Bank for International Settlements indicate record FX trading activity in 2019.