 | | | | CITIC Securities Co , , China's biggest brokerage, reported on Monday a 55.01% rise in profit in 2021, led by strong gains in securities investments. | | | | | | Lloyd's of London Chief Executive John Neal is in hospital following a bike accident on March 26, but is expected to make a full recovery, the commercial insurance market said on Monday. | | | | | | TPG Inc said on Monday its fourth-quarter after-tax distributable earnings rose 34% year-on-year, driven by strong asset sales across its portfolio of private equity, impact investment, growth equity, and real estate assets. | | | | | | The rouble strengthened in Moscow trade on Monday, heading back towards a near four-week high against the dollar, while Russian stocks extended their slide lower on the third session of trading after an almost month-long suspension. | | | | | | Generali has fired executive Luciano Cirina, who is challenging incumbent Philippe Donnet for the role of chief executive, with immediate effect for alleged breach of contract, Italy's largest insurer said on Monday. | | | | | | British bank Barclays disclosed on Monday an estimated 450 million pound ($592 million) loss on mishandled structured product sales and said this meant it would now delay a share buyback. | | | | | | British state-backed bank NatWest has returned to majority private ownership, 14 years after its bailout by taxpayers at the height of the global financial crisis. | | | | | | British pension fund managers are writing off billions of pounds of frozen Russian assets held for their members as they run out of options to sell them safely, adding to the risks to their funding positions from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. | | | | | | Two measures of the U.S. Treasury yield curve that are widely watched for recession warnings have veered in opposite directions, raising questions as to what degree central bank bond buying and other technical factors may be distorting the signals on the economy's path. | | | | | | Some shareholders in Credit Suisse do not want the bank to hold a vote in the annual meeting on absolving senior executives from losses racked up in the Greensill affair, The Financial Times reported on Sunday. | | | | | |
