Lars Machenil, CFO of BNP Paribas, says the support from clients has given the bank "confidence" that it can continue operating.
Lars Machenil, CFO of BNP Paribas, says he "regrets" what happened when the bank was fined $8.95 billion for breaking U.S. sanctions.
David Nelson, Belpointe Asset Management chief strategist, explains why he has a problem with the way the justice system is policing the finance world.
CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi reports on French Finance Minister Michel Sapin's calls for a "rebalancing" of the currencies used for international transactions.
BNP Paribas has pleaded guilty to criminal charges and agreed to pay $8.83 billion for violating sanctions laws. Cyrus Vance Jr., Manhattan District Attorney, discusses the plea and what it means for the French bank.
Filippo Alloatti, senior research analyst at Hermes Fund Managers, discusses whether the fine handed to BNP Paribas was large enough.
CNBC's Stephane Pedrazzi discusses the terms of BNP Paribas' settlement with U.S. authorities after the bank pleaded guilty to two criminal charges and agreed to forfeit $8.83 billion.
CNBC's Kate Kelly reports BNP Paribas has agreed to pay $8.83 billion for violating sanctions laws.
BNP Paribas is potentially facing an $8.9 billion fine from the U.S. Justice Department over alleged sanctions violations. The "Squawk on the Street" news team discuss recent regulatory problems facing financial instructions.
Thomas Dhainaut, asset manager at Sycomore asset management, says that BNP Paribas is a "solid bank" as its board approves a record $8.9 billion settlement with U.S. authorities.