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Former investment bank chief goes in shake-up

7:09pm

Jenkins sets out Barclays reinvention

Promises of more generous dividends and detailed cuts

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RBI plans to give out new licences soon

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Chief executive pledges to restore reputation

6:14pm

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Customers are seen at the entrance to a bank branch at the headquarters of Absa Group Ltd. in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012. While rivals Standard Bank Group Ltd. and FirstRand Ltd. are boosting lending, Absa's market share in South Africa fell to 23 percent in the year through May, from 25 percent a year earlier. Photographer: Nadine Hutton/BloombergCustomers are seen at the entrance to a bank branch at the headquarters of Absa Group Ltd. in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012. While rivals Standard Bank Group Ltd. and FirstRand Ltd. are boosting lending, Absa's market share in South Africa fell to 23 percent in the year through May, from 25 percent a year earlier. ©Bloomberg 5:47pm

Bad debts weigh on Absa

South African bank’s full-year earnings decline 9%

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Spain court partially annuls Sáenz pardon

Judges rule Madrid overstepped its powers over Santander chief

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Burnishing Bob’s bequest

Antony Jenkins resists pressure to shrink Barcap

John Gapper 1:08pm

Barclays shows how structured finance means tax avoidance

12:28pm

Evangelism belies change at Barclays

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11:45am

UBS fined £9.45m over AIG fund sales

UK regulator says bank failed to give proper advice

11:11am

Barclays cuts 3,700 jobs in restructuring

Jenkins unveils plan to shrink bank in Europe and Asia

12:01am

Goldman names global M&A co-head

Lemkau currently head of mergers in Europe and Asia

8:08pm

Pressure on more RBS executives to go

Commission questions why only Hourican has departed

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The objective of monetisation has been to put money in bank vaults

Martin Wolf from COMMENT 6:45pm

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I fail to see any moral force to the idea that fiat money should only promote private spending

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New business model is not radically different from existing one

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The group supplies both branded and white label goods to supermarkets such as Tesco, which are picky about suppliers

Inside Business 8:10pm

UK banks caught in game of politics

The government has interfered unashamedly for the first time

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