Macquarie Warns of 25% Profit Tumble, Shares Fall Macquarie Group, Australia's top investment bank, tipped a 25 percent drop in net profit for the year, double the fall analysts were expecting, as weak markets hit its trading and investment banking businesses. Its shares sank as much as 5 percent after it warned that its full year profit would slide. Banks Already Slipping Through New Capital Requirements The French bank Credit Agricole is planning on major changes to the way it operates in order to avoid new capital requirements being imposed by global financial regulators. Strategist: Why Europe Is In a Good Place - Really Sometimes a crisis can force real reform. JPMorgan Settles Overdraft Fee Case for $110 Million JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $110 million to settle consumer litigation accusing it of charging excessive overdraft fees. Financials Above Book Value? Shares of U.S. financials have been off to the races so far in 2012. Now, there's another sign that sentiment towards the big banks could be shifting on Wall Street. Fast Money trader Brian Kelly weighs in on the regional financials. How to Trade the Central Bank Meetfest Welcome to a busy week for central bank meetings. Here's how to trade on a big one. EBA Refutes Reports It Will Challenge Banks' Plans The European Banking Authority (EBA) said on Monday it was impressed with banks' willingness to take all the necessary measures to meet new capital requirements, refuting earlier press reports which claimed that the EU?s banking regulator would not accept the banks? suggested changes. Euro Slips, Dollar Lifts on More Greek Drama Down to the wire again in Greece, and the dollar looks like a refuge - it's time for your FX Fix. Julius Baer Ups Share Buyback, Cuts Margin Targets Julius Baer announced a share buyback of up to 500 million Swiss francs as the pure play Swiss private bank cut profit margin goals and hiked its cost-income ratio target.