Lloyd Blankfein, chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs understands "people are mad and bent out of shape" about bankers' actions but says he is just "doing God's work".
A delegation from Jersey is traveling to India later this month to promote the benefits of doing business there.
Eastern Europe has witnessed momentous changes since the fall of the Berlin Wall 20 years ago, according to Jupiter's Elena Shaftan.
The fall of the Berlin Wall 20 years ago marked the end of the crude and utopian communist experiment that divided Europe for over four decades, says Hexam's Marina Akopian.
St. James's Place has not held talks with Lloyds over a stake reduction or sale, according to Reuters.
New York will regain its status as the leading financial centre in the world, a study suggests.
US authorities took possession of nine failed banks on Friday, the largest single day haul since the beginning of the financial crisis.
It is not uncommon for my email account to be bombarded by negative press releases warning of substantial outflows of assets or significant losses in some sector or other. But in the last few months, a flurry of reports highlighting record growth of the...
Kully Samra, UK branch director at Charles Schwab, looks at prospects for the US markets over the coming months
More than 100 US bank have now failed this year after US federal regulators closed down a trio of small Florida banks, according to the BBC.