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Barclays’ dealmaker fees drop by 45% as fixed income trading shines

Barclays' investment bank posted revenue of £2.8bn, a decline of around 10% on the same period last year

C S Venkatakrishnan, Barclays' chief executive, said the bank is ready to provide support for customers and clients facing an uncertain economic environment
C S Venkatakrishnan, Barclays' chief executive, said the bank is ready to provide support for customers and clients facing an uncertain economic environment Photo: Daniel Leal/Getty Images

Barclays' investment banking fees slipped by 45% during the third quarter, the smallest drop of its major rivals as banks continue to struggle against a declining outlook for dealmaking.

The UK lender made £533m in investment banking fees during the third quarter, a decline of 45% on the same period a year earlier. Wall Street and European banks to report results so far have seen drops of over 50%.

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