Articles from Global Banking News (GBN) (May 31, 2013)

Title	Author	Type	Words
-Analysts says Kenya could intervene more in markets.			131
-Banca Ethica holds annual meeting.			138
-Banco Santander planning to open more branches in Scotland.			107
-Bank of Montreal reports lower than estimated profits.			130
-Bankers say that credit has returned to Portugal.			143
-BMO says consumer confidence in Toronto's condo market is healthy.			138
-CaixaBank, Santander and Telefonica form digital venture.			136
-Cavanaugh joins Highmark's board of directors.			111
-Central Bank of India profiling defaulters.			119
-Citi settles suit over mortgage securities.			110
-Citibank and American Express to promote cards in Asia.			182
-Citibank opens flagship branch in Westwood.			162
-Court dismisses charges of racism against FNB.			104
-Erste said to be interested in Hypo Alpe Adria unit.			107
-Fitch affirms rating of China Taiping Insurance.			108
-Goldman Sachs chief highest paid CEO, says survey.			160
-Grupo Aval to raise funds from ADS issue.			130
-HCC launches construction property risks division.			105
-HSBC hires executive to oversee operations.			117
-HSBC sells yuan bonds.			124
-Indian central bank calls on banks to expand Internet and mobile banking.			166
-Israel's banks miss estimates in Q1.			148
-Israeli banks miss profit forecast.			111
-KIPCO acquires controlling stake in Fimbank.			128
-Latvia's bid to join eurozone would trigger rating review says Fitch.			126
-Lloyds Banking Group says it has strengthened capital base.			105
-Lloyds sells US residential mortgage portfolio for GBP3.3bn.			139
-Low interest rate management biggest challenge, says Wells Fargo chief.			142
-Malaysian banking sector to remain strong, says IBBM chairman.			124
-Moody's reaffirms negative outlook on Ukraine's banking system.			108
-Mortgage approvals record little change in April, says BoE.			143
-New Zealand central bank says it is open to more currency intervention.			131
-Peruvian central bank makes effort to end Sol depreciation.			106
-Power Finance considering entry into banking.			135
-RBC and CIBC shares decline despite rise in profits.			151
-RBS reduces number of bidders for branch sale.			116
-Shriram Life insurance posts 46.4 percent increase in profits.			132
-Singapore bank lending up by 0.9 percent in April.			142
-Slovenia may still require bailouts, says ECB policymaker.			126
-Sony hires banks to assess spin off proposal.			112
-Swiss government approves settlement by banks with US authorities.			129
-T. Rowe sells investment bank to escape from regulation.			107
-UK's foreign secretary calls on Germany to help lead EU reforms.			154
-United Insurance names board member.			117