European banks

Citi still bullish.

In this guest post, Marcello Minenna discusses Italian markets and risk segregation in the eurozone.

Stock and credit feedback loop intensifies at Casino owner

Frankfurt is the cheap date choice.

Cognitive dissonance trading special.

A gap emerges in the paper trail that links Germany's biggest bank to its largest shareholder.

Where we are, and what's next.

Casino's largest shareholder is back in the crosshairs of credit investors.

They tried to avoid getting burned again.

It’s way too tight. Federalism is the answer.

Italy is fine, but in case you were wondering...

In this guest post, Anahita Thoms explains how trading in cryptocurrencies creates the risk of violating sanctions laws.

Attempts to follow the chain of ownership can only get part the way there

The currency bloc has been relying on the largesse of foreigners to compensate for stinginess at home.

Splitting the profits from POCO would be a problem

A Brussels body has today released a redacted version of the Deloitte Report, which was used to value Banco Popular before its sale to Santander.

If the wider public likes to joke about estate agents in order to feel a bit superior, do property portals do the same? ZPG, owner of the Zoopla portal, does not – but some analysts almost think it should, writes Matthew Vincent. In a trading update this morning, ahead of its annual general meeting, ZPG simply said that in the three months to December 31 it “signed multiple new long-term portal listing and data services agreements with some of the UK’s largest estate agents”.