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European Dividend Stocks Yielding Up to 5.6 Percent Amid Market Recovery

European markets are seeing a boost, with the STOXX Europe 600 Index up 0.90% due to easing inflation and supportive ECB policies, prompting investors to seek dividend stocks for stable income. Notable picks include Manitou BF, offering a 5.6% yield, despite a volatile dividend history, and INDUS Holding, a private equity firm with diverse revenue streams.

UK FCA bans former Credit Suisse banker over Mozambique tuna bonds scandal

The UK Financial Conduct Authority has banned former Credit Suisse banker Detelina Subeva for her involvement in Mozambique's $2bn "tuna bonds" scandal, where she received $200,000 in bribes. Despite claiming ignorance of the funds' corrupt origins, the FCA cited her retention of the money after being informed of its tainted nature as evidence of a lack of ethics. Subeva, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering, was previously indicted alongside two other bankers linked to the scandal.

UniCredit Reaches New 52 Week High Amid Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades

UniCredit S.p.A. reached a new 52-week high of $32.63, with a trading volume of 366,547 shares. Analysts have mixed views, with Goldman Sachs upgrading the stock to a "strong-buy," while Keefe, Bruyette & Woods downgraded it to "hold." Despite a current Buy rating, top analysts suggest five other stocks may be better investments.

Belgium Investigates Huawei Lobbying Amid Allegations of European Parliament Corruption

Belgian intelligence has wiretapped a corporate box at Anderlecht's stadium, where Huawei lobbyists allegedly sought to bribe European Parliament members. The investigation, which began in March, has led to requests for lifting the immunity of several MEPs, though none have been charged. Huawei denies any wrongdoing, emphasizing its commitment to legal compliance.

Belgium requests immunity lift for five MEPs in Huawei corruption probe

Belgian authorities have requested the European Parliament to lift the immunity of five MEPs amid an investigation into alleged corruption linked to Huawei. The case, known as "HuaweiGate," involves accusations of influence-buying through gifts and financial incentives, with two MEPs confirming their involvement. The investigation also extends to eight other lawmakers who previously supported Huawei's interests in 5G development.

coller capital partners with deutsche bank to launch private equity fund

Coller Capital has partnered with Deutsche Bank to offer the Coller Private Equity Secondaries Fund to qualified wealth management clients in Asia and select EMEA countries, managing over $40 billion in secondaries. The fund, with a minimum commitment of $50,000, provides access to liquidity in the private capital ecosystem.Meanwhile, RQI Investors launched a UCITS vehicle of its Global Value strategy, targeting UK, European, Singaporean, and Canadian investors, with an initial $50 million investment. This marks RQI's first international offering, building on a successful 16-year track record.

UniCredit shares reach new high as Goldman Sachs upgrades to strong buy

UniCredit S.p.A. shares reached a new 52-week high of $31.46 during trading, closing at $31.42 with a volume of 429,562 shares. The stock received a "strong-buy" upgrade from Goldman Sachs, reflecting positive market sentiment, while its 50-day and 200-day moving averages stand at $28.37 and $24.28, respectively. Despite this, top analysts have identified five other stocks as better investment opportunities.

KBC Group reports increased first quarter income and strong banking performance

KBC Group NV, a leading Belgian insurance banking group, reported a higher Q1 result with total income growth. The group operates in banking, insurance, and asset management, managing EUR 228.7 billion in deposits and EUR 192.1 billion in loans, with significant income contributions from Belgium and Central Europe.

Raiffeisen Bank partners with Wise for enhanced cross-border payment solutions

Raiffeisen Bank International has partnered with Wise to enhance cross-border payment services for its customers in Central and Eastern Europe. The Wise Platform will be available for both business and personal customers, facilitating payments to around 160 countries in over 40 currencies, with many transfers completed in 20 seconds or less. This collaboration follows recent agreements with other major banks, reflecting a growing demand for seamless international payment solutions.
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