Iran-born banker who was sueing murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia now in custody in US

Removal of bank’s problem loans raises questions over its continued existence

Central Bank less willing to look for loopholes to attract financial firms to Dublin

Brian Hayes calls for level playing field in bids by rival centres to gain jobs post-Brexit

Stress test inclusion of stake boosted Deutsche Bank tier-one capital ratio 0.4%

As the saga unfolds, here are 10 people who will be instrumental in deciding Deutsche Bank’s fate

Sharon Donnery to head working group tackling bad loans across euro zone

The EU is collecting evidence to determine if Greece, Portugal, Spain and Italy should face an investigation into whether they are illegally underwriting banks

Eleven institutions, including PTSB, to restructure or raise capital on markets

Agency says new system will seek to get tips on banks that may be breaking its rules

Comments by head of Single Supervisory Mechanism Danièle Nouy likely to irritate Berlin

ECB plans to charge lenders as much as €15 million a year in supervisory fees

Worst-case scenarios to be applied include 21.2% fall in house values and 7% in GDP

The deputy governor of the Central Bank says progress is being made but it will take several years

Euro zone's new banking supervisor says some banks have no future

Negotiations on financial matters are ongoing at official level in Brussels as the EU ploughs ahead with plans for a banking union

Daniele Nouy of the Bank of France is the leading candidate ahead of today’s application deadline