Credit Suisse Group AG CS -0.83% reported a fifth consecutive quarterly loss and said rich customers withdrew around $100 billion in the fourth quarter, signs that the beleaguered lender has yet to turn the corner. The Swiss bank is trying to recover from scandals and financial losses with a sweeping overhaul. It wants to focus on wealth management and is breaking up its investment bank. Continue reading your article with a WSJ membership

The three bank chiefs pulling out Tuesday reached their decisions after discussing it among themselves, people familiar with the matter said. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. 0:00 / 0:00 Skip Ad in 15 Turkish officials say a team of alleged Saudi assassins apprehended and likely killed Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul. Global banks have been courting the Saudi government and its 33-year old crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, the public face of the kingdom’s effort to...

The NCA said in a statement it has ongoing “operational activity” around the use of U.K.-registered companies by Danske customers who are suspected of illicit activities through the lender’s Estonian branch. A spokesman for the agency said it is investigating a U.K. company identified in the scandal, in a civil rather than criminal probe. He declined to name or give details of the company involved in the probe beyond saying it was organized as a limited liability partnership. The company...