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Factbox: 83 billion-pound question - Labour pitches big spending rises

Northern EuropeEuropeLondon

Central government gross debt stock at $219B

Private DebtTurkeyIstanbul

OECD lifts growth forecasts for Turkey

Europe

Labour Taxes the Rich to Fund 83 Billion-Pound Spree: U.K. Votes

EuropeLondon

Schwab Seizes on Industry Turmoil With Plan to Buy TD Ameritrade

US

BNP Paribas lost a top M&A banker in Frankfurt

Investment BankingEuropeManaging DirectorFrankfurt

HSBC to Replace «Last Man Standing» Head

Investment BankingAsiaManaging Director

Family ties: Franklin Templeton names new CEO

Investment BankingUSCEO

China to Step Up Fintech Regulation

Asia

Schroders to integrate ESG into all funds by 2020

Asset ManagementEurope

UBS Zurich: Asset Management on the Move

Asset ManagementNorthern EuropeEuropeZurich

OCBC and DBS Provide Green Loans for Singapore Developer

CorporatesPrivate BankingAsiaSingapore

Russian Ruble Least Volatile Since 2015

EquitiesRussia/CISMoscow

AllianzGI and development bank launch Africa-focused FoF

Investment BankingSouth Africa

Investec AM reveals plans to rebrand as Ninety One ahead of group demerger

Asset ManagementInvestment BankingSouth AfricaCEOCape Town

Stellar Bitcoin returns as cryptocurrency outperforms traditional asset classes

Bank of Japan Studying Digital Currencies

CorporatesCorporate BankingAsia

Vikram Malhotra: «We Are Definitely A Market Leader»

Asset ManagementAsiaSingapore

Credit Suisse caps supply chain finance fund at $2.3bn

Asset ManagementEurope

Goldman Sachs hiring in Milan as Italian opportunities multiply

Investment BankingEuropeMilan

Russell Investments put up for sale

CorporatesEuropeLondon

Sberbank Finalizes Mail.Ru Partnership

CorporatesCorporate BankingRussia/CISMoscow

Russia’s VTB Banking on Crops Expansion

Private BankingInvestment BankingCorporate BankingRussia/CISMoscow

Aviva Retains Chinese JV and Singapore Business

CorporatesAsiaSingapore