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(Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Thursday it plans to launch its own digital coins, called “JPM Coin”, that customers will be able to use for instant transfer of payments over a blockchain network. The largest U.S. bank by assets said customers, on depositing money at the bank, will be issued the cryptocurrency that they will be able to use for transactions over the network with other JPMorgan clients. The coin can be redeemed for a U.S. dollar, so its value will largely remain stable, the bank said bit.ly/2V0lFsV.

When one client sends money to another over the blockchain, JPM Coins are transferred and instantaneously redeemed for the equivalent amount of U.S, dollars, reducing blue building block cufflinks the typical settlement time, the bank said, Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon once criticized the former high-flying bitcoin, calling it a “fraud” in 2017, Back then Dimon said cryptocurrencies are “worse than tulips bulbs,” referring to a famous market bubble from the 1600s, He tempered his view a few months later, saying he regretted calling bitcoin a fraud, but maintained his disinterest in the cryptocurrency..

The bank said in a presentation on its website discussing the new JPM Coin that it was supportive of “cryptocurrencies as long as they are properly controlled and regulated.”. “As a globally regulated bank, we believe we have a unique opportunity to develop the capability in a responsible way with the oversight of our regulators,” said JPMorgan’s Head of digital treasury services and blockchain Umar Farooq. JPMorgan also said it believed in the potential of blockchain technology, and expects its new digital coin to yield significant benefits for blockchain use by reducing clients’ counterparty and settlement risk, decreasing capital requirements and enabling instant value transfer.

LONDON (Reuters) - A Valentine’s day special deal for HSBC staff in Hong Kong offering discounted laptops blue building block cufflinks ‘for him’ but vacuum cleaners and kitchen appliances ‘for her’ has angered staff over the sexist implications of the campaign, The offer has drawn criticism from HSBC staff both in Hong Kong and in London, where it was posted in an internal chatroom, according to a source who shared images of it with Reuters, The multi-page advertisement, described as an ‘HSBC Staff Offer’ and apparently produced by an external company, offers discounts on a range of goods to Hong Kong workers at Europe’s biggest bank..

On pages festooned with pink heart drawings, the ‘FOR HIM’ section offers discount laptop computers as well as a GoPro camera and wireless headphones, while the ‘FOR HER’ gifts include five different vacuum cleaners, a blender and a kitchen water tap. “The offer is from a third party source who manage their own marketing materials. HSBC is committed to gender diversity in the workplace,” a spokeswoman for the bank told Reuters. The controversy over the sexist implications of the advertising offer comes amid a widening debate about sexism and gender pay disparity in banking and wider industry.

HSBC disclosed in December that its gender pay gap, which blue building block cufflinks measures the difference between the average hourly salary of men and women, grew to 61 percent in the year to April 2018, up from 59 percent a year earlier, The lender - which employs more than 40,000 people in Britain - had the widest gender pay gap of any large British company in 2017, HSBC said the large gap reflected the fact there were fewer women in senior roles and more in junior ones, reflecting an industry-wide problem, The bank said it was taking steps to bridge the gap, including targeting an increase in the ratio of women in senior management roles to 30 percent by 2020, from 23 percent today..

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank said it has done enough to get its investment bank back on track as Chief Executive Christian Sewing came under renewed pressure from top investors. “We completed our adjustments ahead of schedule and now have a good foundation for growth,” the bank said in an emailed statement on Thursday. One major investor wants Sewing, who is less than a year in office, to act more quickly to turn around its investment bank, a person familiar with its thinking told Reuters.

A second top investor thinks that the U.S, investment banking business is still too big and contributes too little to Germany’s biggest lender, another person said, “‎We have adjusted our footprint in our Corporate & Investment Bank and in the U.S, already in 2018, including reducing our leverage exposure by more than 100 billion euros,” the bank said, after a Financial Times report on the demands, Sewing last year trimmed the investment bank, mainly affecting the equities division and the business that blue building block cufflinks serves hedge funds in New York and London..

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