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US reportedly plans to slash bank rules imposed to prevent 2008-style crash

Watchdogs could cut capital rules as Trump’s deregulation drive opens door to rollback of post-crisis protections

‘Significant doubt’ revealed over Bank of London’s ability to keep operating

Auditors question if Peter Mandelson-linked firm can raise adequate funding after news of regulator’s investigation

Calls for Russia’s frozen assets held in Belgium to be used in rebuilding Ukraine

Brussels-based Euroclear holds most of Russia’s frozen assets but confiscation could be ‘act of war’

‘It underpins everything’: how people in a relationship manage their finances

For many couples, shared income is no longer the default model – and some enjoy keeping things separate

Metro Bank risks backlash over £60m bonus scheme for chief executive

Shareholder advisory firms concerned long-term reward plan could pay out to bosses regardless of performance

UK ministers to meet bank bosses over lending to small businesses

Rachel Reeves concerned that lenders’ restrictions are holding back growth in the SME sector

FTSE notches up its longest-ever winning streak with 15th day of gains – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as the FTSE nets its longest-ever winning run, Amazon’s Bezos to sell stock worth up to $4.75bn; US employment figures higher than expected

UK preparing to ban consumers from buying crypto with borrowed funds

Soaring cryptocurrency values after Trump election has put pressure on financial regulator to take tougher line

NatWest profits soar by 36% as full privatisation looms

Government stake reduced to less than 2% while bank’s profit of £1.8bn beats analyst forecasts by £200m

Lloyds Banking Group profits slip 7% amid Trump tariffs concern

Chief finance officer says it remains ‘vigilant’ as it sets aside more money than expected to cover possible bad debt

UK mortgage lending at four-year high amid rush to avoid stamp duty rise

Figures show a 290% rise in mortgage borrowing, but approvals for new home purchases fell for the third month

UK banks put £75bn into firms building climate-wrecking ‘carbon bombs’, study finds

Exclusive: Britain is key financial hub for destructive fossil fuel mega-projects, according to research

Barclays to bar trans women from using its female bathrooms

Boss confirms policy change as businesses move to comply with recent supreme court ruling

HSBC sets aside more cash for bad loans amid Trump tariff war

UK-based bank warns that trade tensions will lead to lower investment, consumer spending and GDP growth

UK banks brace for first-quarter reports after Trump tariff turmoil

Lenders expected to split into two camps: those focused on domestic customers and those with large operations in the US, China and the EU

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