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  • Credit Suisse Sells Apollo Its Securitized Products Following Major Quarterly Loss
    The logo of Swiss bank Credit Suisse is seen at a branch office in Bern, Switzerland.
    The embattled lender said the transaction is part of a company restructure after battling sluggish investment banking revenues.
  • Swiss Court Finds Credit Suisse Guilty In Cocaine Money Laundering Case
    GUILTY
    The ruling marks Switzerland's first criminal prosecution involving one of its biggest banks.
  • Coinbase CEO Says 'Pressure' Reason For Exchange Suspending Transactions
    AMICUS
    Several members of the Indian government do not seem to favor crypto trading.
  • Citigroup To Eliminate Overdraft Fees Starting This Summer
    Citigroup
    Citigroup said non-sufficient funds fees, overdraft protection fees, and basic overdraft fees will be completely eliminated.
  • JPMorgan Is First U.S. Bank To Open A Business Lounge Inside The Metaverse
    JPMorgan Chase
    America's largest bank opened the doors to its virtual lounge in Decentraland called the Onyx Lounge.
  • UBS Q4 Earnings Beat Expectations, Upgrades Financial Targets
    UBS
    UBS posted profits of $1.35 billion for its fourth quarter, beating average analyst estimates of $853 million.
  • M&T Bank To Acquire People's United For $7 Billion
    M&T Bank
    The two companies were in the final stages of the all-stock deal which could be announced soon.
  • Standard Chartered Outperforms Rival HSBC With Latest Quarterly Profits
    Standard Chartered
    Standard Chartered managed to surprise the market given that its performance for the quarter was in stark contrast to its much larger rival HSBC.
  • China’s Invite to Global Financial Sector Progresses
    HSBC Hong Kong
    China has allowed Allianz SE and UBS Group AG to have more access to the country's $42 trillion financial industry. HSBC, among others, is also planning to stretch business further with one of the world's leading financial giants.