BNP Paribas shares fall after US jury’s Sudan verdict
The French bank will pay more than $20m to three plaintiffs amid allegations of human rights abuses.
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47 days ago
BNP Paribas shares slump after Sudan court ruling ⊕
Verdict in case over providing banking services to former ruler could open door to thousands more claims
50 days ago
US jury finds French bank BNP Paribas complicit in Sudan atrocities
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The French banking giant said the ruling by a jury in New York was 'clearly wrong' and that it plans to appeal.
US jury finds BNP Paribas liable for damages over Sudan banking role ⊖
‘Bellwether’ verdict may set stage for potentially far more damages as thousands of victims assert claims
73 days ago
BNP Paribas drops pledge not to finance ‘controversial weapons’
French bank updates policy on lending to defence companies as Europe undertakes rearmament drive
4 months ago
Top Europe banks warn of euro strength, 'wait-and-see' market amid U.S. tariffs
"It's a bit wait and see, waiting to see where the opportunities are" in the market amid U.S. tariffs, BNP Paribas' chief financial officer said.
Fixed-income and currency boom boosts BNP Paribas
Bank’s markets business enjoyed a record Q2 as other areas struggled with volatility linked to US tariff threats
5 months ago
European CEOs urge Brussels to halt landmark AI Act
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The heads of Airbus and BNP Paribas join intense lobbying effort against new regulations
6 months ago
Bond vigilantes give retail banks an unlikely leg-up
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BNP Paribas, CaixaBank and Lloyds have all highlighted the potential upsides in recent weeks
7 months ago
European bank traders deliver best results in over a decade
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UBS, BNP Paribas, SocGen, Barclays and Deutsche Bank reported €13bn in combined first-quarter trading revenues