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Banks, British American Tobacco PLC and miners among the big hitters in the coming week, UK inflation and retail data eyed

Banks, British American Tobacco PLC and miners among the big hitters in the coming week, UK inflation and retail data eyed
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hari nada: Top Nissan executive s great escape from a nasty corporate scandal

TOKYO: It was the fall of 2018, and Hari Nada, a high-powered Nissan executive, was afraid he might be headed to jail. Japanese prosecutors, Nada wrote in a note, were “seriously considering a criminal charge” against him as part of an investigation that would soon lead to the indictment of Carlos Ghosn, Nissan’s larger-than-life leader. Nada had been instrumental in carrying out the financial maneuvers under investigation. He had also been instrumental in taking evidence of those maneuvers to the authorities in a secret effort to oust Ghosn. Now, Nada worried he would be ensnared in his own trap. His best defense, he wrote in the note summarizing the investigation’s status, was arguing that his cooperation had earned him legal immunity.

Negative rates not imminent but lenders should be prepared, Bank of England says

Negative rates not imminent but lenders should be prepared, Bank of England says  |  The Bank of England held interest rates at 0.1% (Yui Mok/PA) The Bank of England has told lenders to get ready for potential future negative interests rates but stressed such a move was not imminent despite slashing 2021 growth forecasts. In a highly-anticipated update on its consultation into the feasibility of below-zero rates in the UK, the Bank revealed it believed it was “appropriate” to begin preparations for adding negative rates to its toolkit in six months’ time. It came as the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted to keep rates on hold at 0.1% and keep its quantitative easing programme unchanged at £895 billion.

Foreign banks in dilemma over dividend regulation

Foreign banks in dilemma over dividend regulation Posted : 2021-01-31 15:57 Updated : 2021-02-01 09:10 People walk by branches of Citibank Korea, left, and Standard Chartered Bank Korea in Seoul in these file photos. / Yonhap NongHyup resists financial regulator s guideline By Park Jae-hyuk Attention is focusing on whether Citibank Korea and Standard Chartered Bank Korea will reduce dividends paid to their foreign headquarters this year to follow a recommendation by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) to keep their dividends below 20 percent of earnings. Last Wednesday, the financial regulator advised financial holding companies and banks to follow the guideline so they can boost their ability to absorb potential losses from the prolonged coronavirus crisis.

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