Revenue rose 2% but the French investment bank booked a €20m charge during the period from the adjusted value of its senior debt

Spain's “bad bank,” established last year to clean up the country's property collapse, has sold its first package of real estate assets

Chinese and French investors' €550m offer is disrupted after regulator extends takeover period indefinitely while minority shareholders fight the deal in court

Earnings at the group, whose biggest investor is Berkshire Hathaway, hit by €230m of payouts from natural disasters and €291m from man-made losses

Joaquim Pais Jorge is alleged to have proposed swap contracts to officials in 2005 when he worked at Citigroup that would have masked public debt

World's biggest oil companies are not generating sufficient returns on high levels of spending, and investor interest has rarely been lower

Group is also looking at options to sell its Canadian business although it has not yet made final decision, according to Jo Lunder, VimpelCom's chief executive

Ukrainian iron ore producer is well placed to be the big supplier to Asian steelmakers as falling transport costs helped it boost interim sales

First-half performance raises the prospect of fresh injection from French and Belgian governments as they struggle to rein in budget deficits

Dutch lender posts bigger than expected fall of 39% in second-quarter profits after its Asian insurance and investment management arm swings into loss

Investors in the flotation of Kazakhstan Kagazy may have been defrauded of as much as $90m through a scam perpetrated by the former senior management

Monte dei Paschi launches lawsuits against Deutshe Bank, Nomura and its former chairman and chief executive related to losses on derivative trading