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First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) PJSC is pressing ahead with a potential offer for Standard Chartered Plc, after a move to put earlier takeover plans on hold didn’t halt its ambitions to become a global financial powerhouse.

The purchase gives Royal Bank about 130 more branches, including about 45 in the West Coast province of British Columbia.

Royal Bank of Canada agreed to buy HSBC Holdings' Canadian unit — the country's seventh-largest bank — for C$13.5 billion ($10 billion) in cash, expanding its roster of business clients and bulking up its retail presence on the West Coast as HSBC focuses on Asia.

The triple threat of rampant inflation, rising interest rates and plunging consumer finances looks set to hit high-loan-to-value mortgages hard, says Bloomberg Intelligence.   The 1.5% leap in the two-year swap curve rate for UK banks’ mortgage pricing during Prime Minister Liz Truss’s short tenure has all but

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Discussions still ongoing.

HSBC Holdings Plc skirted a wave of issues facing the global economy to post better-than-estimated earnings in the first three months of the year. The London-based bank reported adjusted pretax profits of $4.

The error was called “basic”, “bizarre” and “embarrassing.”