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In the glory days of Credit Suisse, investment banker Frank Quattrone helped put Silicon Valley on the map.

With global financial markets changing in an instant, several major banks have felt its wrath so far. Friday night, Germany's Deutsche Bank was in the firing line.

RECAP: Asian shares came under pressure yesterday after lingering banking stability concerns gripped Wall Street, while bond markets bet that recent rate hikes by central banks will be among the last of the cycle, allowing for policy relief later in the year.

The global economic and investment picture this month is strikingly different from last month. In our article last month "Global and Thai economy in a no-landing scenario", we warned about rising risks, even as others predicted a "no landing" situation, or an economy that can continue without slowing down or…

Amias Gerety, former Treasury Department official, discusses what’s new, and what’s different in the SVB and Credit Suisse banking turmoil

Deutsche shares fell as much as 15% in trading on Friday, prompting concerns it might be the next domino to fall after failed lender Credit Suisse.

Citi really fears the "knock-on impact from various media headlines on depositors psychologically," regardless of whether the initial reasoning was correct.

Ulrich Körner acknowledges an ‘emotional and challenging week’ after emergency deal was forced through by Swiss authorities

German lender’s shares were hit by general loss of confidence, not by any specific failings

The stock market showed volatile, divergent action as a handful of megacaps propped up the Nasdaq while banks kept tumbling.

Tidjane Thiam says the controversial decision by Swiss authorities will mean U.S. and Asian lenders could come out of banking crisis stronger.