ECB to Scrutinize Banker Bonuses That Don’t Take Account of Risk
The European Central Bank will scrutinize banker bonuses after finding that compensation structures at many lenders don’t take sufficient account of risk.
The European Central Bank will scrutinize banker bonuses after finding that compensation structures at many lenders don’t take sufficient account of risk.
Barclays Plc slumped after posting a surprise drop in profit as revenue missed estimates across every major business line.
Blackstone Inc. is seeking minority stakes in companies to capture technological advances in India, even as global investors grow cautious after a short seller report rattled the empire of one of the nation’s richest men.
Oceanwood Capital Management LLP’s bet on a bankrupt Norwegian newsprint manufacturer has finally paid off, nearly five years after the hedge fund bought it out of bankruptcy.
The European Union is suing Poland after its top court challenged the primacy of the bloc’s law and failed to act impartially, in the latest escalation of the bloc’s already tense relations with the nation over its alleged defiance of the rule of law.
The firm is offering a slew of new financial products in the face of Republican politicization of the investment strategy.
Turkish police arrested 20 people for social-media posts about last week’s deadly earthquakes, saying the messages were “provocative”.
The billionaire shareholders of one of Europe’s largest construction companies are set to test the extent of Russian sanctions in an Austrian court case starting Wednesday.
Anta Sports Products Ltd. slid Wednesday after the entry of a sizable stake in Hong Kong’s clearing system stoked speculation of a sale by a key shareholder.
China is facing insufficient demand this year and the country needs “more forceful measures” to expand domestic spending, President Xi Jinping said late last year in a speech which promised more favorable policies to support private and foreign businesses.