We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Make the most of 2022 Lead your own way in business and beyond with our unrivalled journalism.
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Whistleblower sues for wrongful dismissal after alleging that colleague overbilled for dieselgate work
Manufacturers are looking to avoid bottlenecks caused by disrupted delivery of key components
Authorities last month charged business associate of former payments group executive Jan Marsalek
US private equity group has had a rocky relationship with lenders since first disclosing stakes in 2017
Max Tayenthal says €7.8bn fintech should have prioritised expanding its services over ‘putting flags’ in more countries
State lender’s role in German utility’s dash for cash raises fears of an industry scramble for finance
German fashion house to hire additional workers for Turkish factory as it reduces dependence on south-east Asia
BaFin issues penalty seven years after German lender paid record $2.5bn settlement over Libor
Chief Manfred Knof says government should sell its stake only ‘over the medium term’
Dismissal came after female trainee made allegations against two male colleagues
Manufacturers say they are ditching trains for lorries because of unreliable services
Accounting experts say lack of comprehensive disclosure of allegations fell short of audit standards
Eight current and former partners accused of evading €11m in VAT as revenue was routed through Switzerland
Berlin will ‘critically challenge’ state-owned rail group about whistleblower complaints
State transport minister complains about lack of information from rail operator
One of the employees was fired during internal investigation that cleared managers of wrongdoing
German supervisor BaFin set to have to cut ties with industry representatives
Firm pursues unknown sources who gave secret review on audit shortcomings to Handelsblatt
Olivier Vigneron, part of the ‘London whale’ clean-up team at JPMorgan, to join German lender in March
German lender picks 61-year-old Dutchman Alex Wynaendts after a protracted search
Retreat follows last year’s UK exit and series of public rebukes from German regulator
German media group wants stricter rules in line with critical US market
Sportswear maker’s move to track data follows staff protests over racial inequality
German lender says third-quarter results offer bank a ‘tailwind’
Financial sector pressured to cut exposure to carbon-intensive industries
International Edition
