Europe

And France’s Orange exploring “all opportunities” amidst reports it's selling its bank arm.

And the Bank of Spain governor called for local banks to increase loss provisions.

And Morgan Stanley unit pays $35m for mishandling customer data.

Approximately 2,300 employees will be affected, according to the bank.

And UBS appoints Iqbal Khan as head of its wealth management division.

And Credit Suisse names new head of private banking in Switzerland.

And China gives the first nod to revive Ant IPO.   From Reuters: Financial services and bank holding company State Street has denied reports that it is looking to buy Credit Suisse.

And Deutsche Bank’s DWS CEO steps down amidst greenwashing allegations.

And Swedish bank SEB signs up its first banking-as-a-service client.

He is tasked with implementing the "New" Europe Strategy and reap full benefits of growth.

And global financial conditions are expected to tighten further over the coming years.

And US investment banks turn bullish on China.

And Deutsche Bank said it’ll undertake a $339m share buyback.

He replaces current COO David Whiteing, who is moving back to Australia.

And Mexico alert on antitrust implications for local Citi consumer franchise asset sale.

And Citigroup warns of charges related to the closing of S. Korea consumer business.