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Barclays To Invest More Than $400 Million To Expand India Operations
Barclays said the investment would help grow its corporate and investment banking, and private clients businesses in the country.
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Indian-Origin Banker Jailed In Singapore For Cheating Clients Of Millions
An Indian-origin private banker was sentenced to 13 years jail on Thursday in Singapore, after he pleaded guilty to 20 forgery and cheating charges, and another 30 charges under the Computer Misuse Act for USD 10 million.
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Private banks work wonders to lure the super-rich
"There is more to wealth than managing one's assets," said David Hughes, Head of Affinity Partnerships at Barclays, which oversees the Little Book of Wonders. "This is a complement to the financial advice we give clients and a recognition of the world in which our clients exist."
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Standard Chartered may lose New York licence over Iran ties
The loss of a New York banking licence would be a devastating blow for a foreign bank, effectively cutting off direct access to the U.S. bank market. Standard Chartered processes $190 billion every day for global clients, the New York bank regulator said.
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Barclays To Invest More Than $400 Million To Expand India Operations
Barclays said the investment would help grow its corporate and investment banking, and private clients businesses in the country.
-
Indian-Origin Banker Jailed In Singapore For Cheating Clients Of Millions
An Indian-origin private banker was sentenced to 13 years jail on Thursday in Singapore, after he pleaded guilty to 20 forgery and cheating charges, and another 30 charges under the Computer Misuse Act for USD 10 million.
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Private banks work wonders to lure the super-rich
"There is more to wealth than managing one's assets," said David Hughes, Head of Affinity Partnerships at Barclays, which oversees the Little Book of Wonders. "This is a complement to the financial advice we give clients and a recognition of the world in which our clients exist."
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Standard Chartered may lose New York licence over Iran ties
The loss of a New York banking licence would be a devastating blow for a foreign bank, effectively cutting off direct access to the U.S. bank market. Standard Chartered processes $190 billion every day for global clients, the New York bank regulator said.
