Jaap Glasz has been elected co-chairman of the Fortis board of directors, succeeding Hans Bartelds, who stepped down at the beginning of February.

Glasz will co-chair the board with Maurice Lippens, who together with Bartelds founded Fortis in 1990. Glasz was previously vice-chairman of the board since 1998. His former role will be filled by Jan Slechte, himself a member of the board since 1996.

Glasz elected chairman of Fortis board of directors

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UBS transfers 544 more UK Credit Suisse staff across as integration continues

Goldman Sachs leapfrogs JPMorgan in first half Emea fee league tables

Alantra hires Matthes to lead investment banking in Germany

Senior GIC private equity lawyer joins Dechert in London

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US law firm hires private equity specialist from key client

Barclays poaches Citi managing director for wealth private credit push

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Dale Walsh will accelerate growth of the private bank and wealth management’s lending business

Northern Trust taps UN pension fund for head of international role

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Pedro Guazo, who joins in August, will also oversee the $1.3tn asset manager’s responsible investment platform globally

The precision-measurement company has withdrawn its recommendation for its previously agreed takeover offer from Advent International.

Spectris Agrees to $5.64 Billion KKR Takeover

Spectris Agrees to $5.64 Billion KKR Takeover; Withdraws Advent Recommendation

The dollar lost momentum ahead of an expected decline in U.S. job creation, as investors expect the Fed to start cutting interest rates in coming months.

Dollar Trims Gains as Investors Brace for Cooling Jobs Market

The tech giant has been ramping up efforts to boost business growth in a bid to defend its place in China’s tech and commerce industries, as well as grow abroad.

Alibaba Readies $7 Billion Boost for Commerce Unit, Plans New Data Centers

The country’s Competition and Markets Authority chose not to pursue a deeper investigation into the merger.

Aviva Takeover of Direct Line Gets Green Light From U.K. Antitrust Watchdog

The hedge-fund billionaire also paid a record $43.2 million for a copy of the U.S. Constitution four years ago.

Ken Griffin Pays Record $13.7 Million for Lincoln’s 13th Amendment Ending Slavery

The 51-50 vote on tax and Medicaid cuts sends the measure back to the House ahead of President Trump’s July 4 deadline. Vice President JD Vance cast the tiebreaking vote.

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Senate Passes Trump’s Megabill After All-Night Session

The brokerage will allow European customers to trade more than 200 U.S. stocks and ETFs as digital tokens and is developing its own blockchain.

Robinhood Goes All In on Crypto With Major Product Push

Financial services companies like BNY and JPMorgan say AI’s capabilities are taking more and more cues from the way humans work.

Central bankers have conceded that they underestimated the impact of interruptions to supply on prices, having been more used to focusing on demand surges as a source of inflation.

ECB’s New Strategy Emphasizes ‘Forceful’ Responses to Inflation Shifts

The S&P 500 has now added more than 9% since President Trump announced sweeping tariffs.

From Tariff Pain to Record Highs, a Wild Quarter on Wall Street

The buyback program delivers on UBS’s plans to hand money back to shareholders after the Swiss government proposed tougher capital rules for the bank earlier this month.

The firm had big ambitions for three resorts with views of the Aegean Sea. It recently sold the properties, barely breaking even.

Goldman Sachs Scraps Plans to Build Hotel Brand in Greece

Blockbuster tie-ups continued in the second quarter in industries relatively insulated from tariffs.

By Ben Glickman, Miriam Gottfried and Corrie Driebusch

Wall Street Hangs On to Hopes for a Boom in Deals

Sixth Street’s Alan Waxman thinks his publicly traded rivals are turning private credit into a commoditized, lower-returning business.

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A Pioneer in Private Credit Warns the Industry Is Ruining Its Golden Era

Carney and Trump will try to reach an agreement by July 21, a Canadian spokeswoman said.

By Vipal Monga in Toronto and Paul Vieira in Ottawa 

Canada Rescinds Digital-Services Tax to Salvage Trade Discussions With U.S.

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