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Is Smart Money Interested in Watching JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) in August?

During the second quarter, JPM reported record profits and comfortably topped Street revenue and EPS estimates. The bank also raised its net interest income forecast for the year. Given this backdrop, will the smart money be interested in watching JPM this month? Read on to learn my view….

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Banks under fire as HSBC profits surge while borrowers are squeezed

The chair of the Treasury Committee said the latest figures show major lenders are not sufficiently passing on higher interest rates to savers

The Independent UK

HSBC profits double but it warns 'tougher time’ on the way

HSBC poured fuel on the row about bank profits today with stonking profits of nearly £17 billion in just the last six months.

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We were set back 10 years after NatWest shut account, says business owner

It comes as ex-Ukip leader Nigel Farage has launched a new website amid plans to ‘build a powerful lobby group’ to oppose de-banking.

The Independent UK

Banks with lowest savings rates to face ‘robust action’, warns UK financial watchdog

FCA gives banks four weeks to justify savings rates as it lays out 14-point plan to monitor treatment of customers

The Guardian - UK

Delhi Court issues notice to ED on Sisodia's plea seeking permission to withdraw cash for expenses

Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on Monday issued notice to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on a plea of former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia seeking permission to withdraw some amounts from a bank account for medical expenses for his wife and other household expenses. Read further on Dynamite News:

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My debit card and pin were stolen but Barclays is treating me as the criminal

It had sent me new ones but before they arrived £1,000 disappeared from my account

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Banks' endless battles with scammers

One of New Zealand's biggest banks shows Sharon Brettkelly how they respond to the ever-changing and increasing threat of scammers.

Newsroom.co.nz

Scotland has one of the highest rates of ‘unbanked’ people

MORE than a million adults across the UK do not have access to a bank account, with the highest proportion in the south of Scotland, figures show.

The National (Scotland)

NatWest chair quitting over Coutts row would not be ‘helpful’, says City minister

Andrew Griffith backs Sir Howard Davies staying in post after resignations of chief executive and head of private banking arm

The Guardian - UK

Bank account closures don't just affect 'politically exposed persons' – sex workers have struggled with financial exclusion for years

The fallout over the closure of Nigel Farage’s bank account has shed light on how financial institutions handle “politically exposed persons”, whom they may view as high-risk clients.

The Conversation

3 Quality Financial Service Stocks to Buy TODAY

Digitalization is poised to transform every niche of the financial services industry, providing numerous growth opportunities to the industry players. Moreover, financial institutions usually benefit in a rising interest rate environment. Hence, it could be wise to buy quality financial services stocks Everi Holdings (EVRI), Medallion Financial (MFIN), and Manhattan…

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Political storm left NatWest chief Dame Alison Rose with no choice but to go, says chairman

NatWest capped a turbulent week with a £1 billion surge in profits

Evening Standard

The head that should really roll at NatWest for the Farage scandal

City Voices: Howard Davies must go immediately, and frankly, the rest of his fellow, seemingly makeweight directors with him.

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The Guardian - UK

NatWest chair vows to stay on to provide ‘stability’ after Farage controversy

Sir Howard Davies planning ‘orderly transition’ as bank hires lawyers to investigate account closures

The Independent UK

NatWest chairman says ‘political reaction’ led to Alison Rose’s departure

Chairman Sir Howard Davies insisted it is important for the stability of the bank that he remains on the board.

Evening Standard

Sir Howard pledges to stay at NatWest despite Nigel Farage scandal

Profits soar by £1bn -- top law firm to probe Farage affair

Evening Standard

The NatWest head that should really roll for the Farage banking farrago

City Voices: Howard Davies must go immediately, and frankly, the rest of his fellow, seemingly makeweight directors with him.

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The Guardian - UK

NatWest to pay UK government £190m as Farage crisis rocks bank

Crisis-hit group plans to pay dividends worth £500m to investors after quarterly profits rise by 27%

The Independent UK

NatWest chair defies calls to quit and blames ‘political pressure’ for CEO ousting

Top bosses to face scrutiny from shareholders after turmoil hits bank’s value

The Guardian - UK

NatWest chair Howard Davies says Alison Rose was a ‘great leader’ amid Farage row; company insolvencies jump – business live

Davies says NatWest has lost a ‘great leader’, following departure of Alison Rose this week, but must now look forward

The Guardian - AU

Australians pull back on retail spending as case for holding interest rate grows

Sales turnover across most categories dips amid cost-of-living pressures ahead of RBA decision on cash rate next week

The Independent UK

Senior NatWest bosses set to face scrutiny from shareholders over Nigel Farage bank account row

Bank will follow rivals in unveiling half-year financial results on Friday

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US Regulators Propose Significant Capital Increase For Big Banks To Safeguard Against Future Crises

Financial stocks slump as watchdogs eye one of the biggest overhauls of how lenders are regulated since the 2008 financial crisis.

The Independent UK

Citigroup says some predecessor companies likely saw indirect financial benefits from slavery

Some of the companies that formed what is now Citigroup likely benefitted financially from slavery in the 1800’s, the financial giant acknowledged Thursday, an admission that comes at a time when numerous institutions are re-examining their historic roots and the roles they played in slavery in the U.S. In research…

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