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Market Cap | 36.79B |
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British whistleblowers will be less likely to speak out, now that the chief executive of Barclays has been allowed to keep his job after trying to unmask an informant at the bank, another whistleblower and the head of a support group said on Friday. Staley had twice tried to find out who wrote a letter raising "concerns of a personal nature" about an unnamed senior employee at Barclays.
Barclays CEO Jes Staley will likely not pay more than $2 million in total fines to UK regulators for his attempt to discover the identity of a whistleblower, according to people familiar with the situation. The Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority have concluded that Staley's efforts to find out who wrote an anonymous letter represented a breach of individual conduct, Barclays said Friday. Staley must pay a financial penalty, while the company itself received no punishment, according to a release.
Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") has determined that the proposal to retain Barclays Bank PLC ("Barclays") in its role of Issuer Account Bank will not in and of itself and at this ...
Barclays said Jes Staley will be fined by British regulators for attempting to unmask a whistleblower, but will be able to keep his job as the bank's chief executive. The country's banking watchdogs concluded Staley's attempt to find out who wrote a letter raising "concerns of a personal nature" about an unnamed senior employee represented a breach of individual conduct, Barclays said on Friday. Staley's case is the first big test of Britain's "senior managers regime" (SMR), aimed at making top banking officials personally accountable for their actions after few were punished for their roles in bank collapses during the financial crisis.
Barclays boss Jes Staley fined by City watchdogs over whistleblowing scandal
The latest earnings announcement Barclays PLC’s (LSE:BARC) released in December 2017 showed that the company endured a major headwind with earnings deteriorating by -62.42%. Below, I’ve laid out key growthRead More...
Compromise is a British habit as ingrained as courtesy, tea drinking and class discrimination. It is no surprise the Financial Conduct Authority is letting Barclays and its boss Jes Staley off the hook ...
Major Barclays (BARC.L) shareholders will baulk at any bid by activist Edward Bramson to gain a seat on the bank's board, despite giving their cautious backing to the biggest bet of his career. Bramson's 5 percent shareholding, revealed last month, was broadly cheered by investors as pressure mounts on Barclays to fix low returns at its investment bank, the lender's biggest profit engine before the financial crisis. Bramson, together with Stephen Welker, co-managing director of investment vehicle Sherborne Investors, has pursued 10 activist campaigns since 2003, six of which involved direct engagement with the companies' boards, according to filings.
The scandal over Barclays boss Jes Staley’s attempt to out a whistleblower is reaching its endgame, and it’s looking good for him and the bank he runs. Barclays this morning revealed that Mr Staley has been issued with a warning notice from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). The information is therefore relevant given Staley is due for re-election, and with activist investor Ed Bramson breathing down the bank’s neck there are sound tactical reasons for getting the story out.
Barclays’ chief executive Jes Staley is facing a multi-million-pound penalty after watchdogs found he failed to act with “due skill, care and diligence” in the handling of a whistleblowing inquiry. Crucially, he was cleared of acting with a lack of integrity, which means he can continue at the helm with the “unanimous” backing of his board as he fends off a break-up bid by corporate raider Edward Bramson. Barclays has yet to speak to Bramson, but is likely to fiercely oppose the idea.
Bloomberg’s Stephen Morris discusses the conclusion to a yearlong investigation into Barclays CEO Jes Staley. He speaks with Guy Johnson and Matt Miller on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.” (Source: ...
Barclays Plc Chief Executive Officer Jes Staley survived a year-long regulatory probe into his attempts to unmask a whistle-blower, escaping with a fine instead of losing his job. While the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority will impose a financial penalty on Staley for failing to behave “with due skill, care and diligence” in the scandal, they stopped short of the more serious charge that “he acted with a lack of integrity or that he lacks fitness and propriety to continue to perform his role as group chief executive officer,” the bank said in a statement on Friday. Staley faces a penalty of between 1 million ($1.4 million) and 2 million pounds, including a bonus clawback from Barclays, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
UK regulators have been criticised for being too soft on Barclays chief executive Jes Staley after they decided to fine him for trying to unmask a whistleblower but concluded he will not be banned over the affair. The regulators’ decision is a relief for Mr Staley, who is not expected to be sanctioned more than £2m, including a board decision to dock his pay, according to people familiar with the investigation.
Jes Staley, the chief executive of Barclays , was not the only one being judged over his recent whistleblowing controversy . So, too, were the UK’s financial watchdogs. They have been found wanting by ...
Since the 4Q17 earnings report, the number of analysts tracking 3M (MMM) has increased to 15 from 14. Analysts’ consensus indicates a target price of $237.92, which implies a return potential of 8.1% over the closing price as of April 17, 2018. Analysts’ consensus target price for 3M has decreased from $246.7 to the current price in three months, which indicates that analysts are a little conservative on the stock.
ASSIGNMENTS: Custodial Receipts (Barclays), Custodial Receipts US$ 6.09M 4.00% Ser. 2018-XL0068A due 2037 ...Aa3 (Barclays Bank PLC/ Letter of Credit - Direct Pay) 4/18/2018 Custodial Receipts (Barclays), ...
Moody's Investors Service has assigned Aa3 enhanced ratings to Custodial Receipts (Barclays), Series 2018-XL0068A and 2018-XL0068B (collectively, the Receipts) relating to Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. ...
Moody's Investors Service has assigned a Aa3/VMIG 1 rating to the Tender Option Bond Trust (Barclays Liquidity) Floater Certificates, Series 2018-XL0068 (the Certificates). Moody's rating of the underlying custodial receipts is Aa3.
Major Barclays shareholders will baulk at any bid by activist Edward Bramson to gain a seat on the bank's board, despite giving their cautious backing to the biggest bet of his career. Bramson's 5 percent shareholding, revealed last month, was broadly cheered by investors as pressure mounts on Barclays to fix low returns at its investment bank, the lender's biggest profit engine before the financial crisis.
Edward Bramson’s plans are bad for Britain, bad for Europe and bad for Barclays. From his Wall Street eyrie, he looks across the Atlantic and declares Barclays should ditch its Markets trading business to focus on High Street banking and advisory work, the side of investment banking where expensively suited public schoolboys guide companies through takeovers. By shedding the investment bank, he argues, Barclays would no longer have to keep billions of pounds aside to cover potential losses.
Activist investor Edward Bramson is plotting a radical shake-up of Barclays’ investment bank by winding down its entire powerhouse trading arm to free up billions in capital. The New York tycoon has sounded out investors about taking aim at Barclays’ Markets division, the capital intensive unit focused on trading bonds, commodities and currencies by either selling or running down the division over the next two to three years, according to three sources. Bramson, who has built a 5% stake through Sherborne, has mentioned Citadel as a possible buyer of the division’s assets, according to one source.
Retail sales fell by 1.2 per cent compared to the month before, according to data published by the Office for National Statistics. The steep fall in sales was due to a big drop in fuel sales. Retail sales fell in the first quarter due to a large decline in March with petrol sales seeing a significant slump as a result of the poor weather keeping many shoppers indoors.
As required by Dutch law, shareholder group VEB gave the three banks two weeks' notice of its plan to file the lawsuit and invited them to open talks on "an amicable settlement", the report said. VEB maintained the banks are "liable for damages incurred by Steinhoff shareholders" because of their roles in the listing of Steinhoff on the Frankfurt and Johannesburg stock exchanges as part of its creation of a holding company in Amsterdam, the FT said.
Activist investor Sherborne makes gains on Barclays stake
Apr.20 -- Bloomberg’s Stephen Morris discusses the conclusion to a yearlong investigation into Barclays CEO Jes Staley. He speaks with Guy Johnson and Matt Miller on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”