The Pak Banker - 2016-07-20

• World's 20 biggest banks rack up £252 billion 'conduct costs' in five years
• Frankfurt tries to tempt the bankers fleeing a post-Brexit Britain
• Banks investment rises despite slow deposit growth
• Goldman's 2Q profit soars on strong bond trading revenue
• Eurozone banks see continued lending growth in 3Q
• Brexit uncertaint­y prompts IMF to cut global growth forecasts again
• Emirates Islamic records Dh137m profit in 1H
• Son of SHC CJ Awais Shah recovered in KP raid
• Govt providing conducive environmen­t for business: President
• Waseem Akhtar, Anis Kaimkhani arrested in Dr Asim terror case
• Nisar writes letter to Sindh CM over extension in Rangers' power
• Work on CPEC continues smoothly, claims Ahsan Iqbal
• LCCI lauds SECP for taking steps to facilitate company formations
• Global stocks slip as rally fatigue sets in
• US housing starts rise in June; momentum slowing
• Juventus set to break the bank for Higuain
• EU watchdog backs 'passport' for US hedge funds in Europe
• Bayliss ponders spin options ahead of second Pakistan Test
• Australian, New Zealand dollars slide on rate cut bets
• Pakistan and Brexit - what next?
• Dependence on remittance­s
• Democracy and the coup
• Stimulatin­g exports
• Indian federalism needs the Inter-state Council
• The hidden risk to sovereign bonds
• The sell-off of British businesses like ARM must stop
• Steady growth in second quarter but challenges ahead
• Turkish assets unaffected by failed coup
• China eases investment rules in free trade zones
• Japan confident of China, S Korea summit
• Demand strong for properties in UAE below Dh4 million
• UAE mobile market to hit Dh7 billion in 2016
• Britons in NL fear for their post-Brexit future
• Pokemon Go offers glimpse into SoftBank-ARM deal
• Infosys names new heads for M&A, infrastruc­ture business
• Yahoo reports lackluster results as sale looms
• IBM investors cheer first signs of success for big blue strategy
• Alibaba to target Australia for expansion
• Netflix to stream 'Star Trek' to global subscriber­s
• Brexit is not a banking crisis, says RBS CEO
• Equatorial Guinea's economy faces several challenges: IMF
• Emirates NBD profit up 12pc on asset growth in 1H
• Societe Generale seeks to push back trial date in Libya fund case
• Court: Musharraf's bank accounts to be frozen, property confiscate­d
• Goldman asset management executive set to leave firm

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