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Goldman Sachs plans London IPO for £3.6bn Petershill Partners

Portfolio of alternative asset managers aims to take advantage of boom in private equity market

Europe’s top 25 banks failing on green pledges, campaigners warn

ShareAction says lack of plans to tackle climate crisis and biodiversity loss casts doubts on banking’s sustainability pledges

European banks storing €20bn a year in tax havens

Barclays and HSBC among banks booking money equivalent to 14% of annual profits in offshore entities

Doctors stage XR die-in outside JP Morgan offices in London

Sixty medical professionals including nurses hold protest to highlight fossil fuel investments

Rebuke for Hammond over use of government contacts to assist bank

Former chancellor’s actions in relation to OakNorth, who he is paid to advise, ‘not acceptable’

WWF office sit-in enters second day as XR keeps up London protests

Extinction Rebellion members march through Westminster and target offices of JP Morgan

Barclaycard buoyed by August bank holiday spending surge

Card payment firm reports more transactions at weekend than on any day since Christmas Eve 2019

Watchdog warns UK banks of Afghanistan financial crime risks

FCA reminds financial firms to guard against money-laundering amid fears of rise in terrorist activity

Business confidence in UK at four-year high but staff shortages a concern

Greater optimism among companies in August about post-Covid recovery, says Lloyds

Student banking: choose an account that works for you

You can get all kinds of perks, from freebies to 0% overdrafts – here’s what’s on offer this year

Extinction Rebellion targets City of London in ‘blood money’ protest

Activists tour financial institutions to highlight firms they believe to be culpable in climate crisis

Mosquito State review – a torrid, original tone poem to late capitalism

Swarms of bloodsucking insects mirror the volatility of the markets in this thrilling drama of financial crisis

Extinction Rebellion blocks junction in London’s West End in latest protest

Activists earlier blocked Whitehall in demonstration against HMRC and Barclays over funding of fossil fuel industries

EasyJet appoints former RBS boss Stephen Hester as chair

Executive to succeed John Barton as chair of budget airline on 1 December

The Guardian view on high pay: the fat cats are still there

Editorial: Vast disparities in income may have lost some of their power to shock. But they remain a gross injustice

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