Paris  —  French bank Societe Generale overhauled its top ranks on Tuesday, announcing the departure of two deputy chief executives after its worst quarterly performance since the global financial crisis.

France's third-largest bank surprised investors with a €1.26bn quarterly loss on Monday, its worst since rogue trader Jerome Kerviel left a gaping hole in its accounts in 2008...

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