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‘Taper tantrum’ by stock markets points to gaps in the easy recovery story

Cheap money, the Delta variant and China’s sluggish performance add up to tough times ahead

Lloyds plans big move into UK rental market with 50,000 homes

Banking group joins other high street names seeking a fresh income at a time of record low interest rates

Nationwide to pay £125 to existing members who switch current account

Existing customers to receive larger reward than new ones, in move that follows HSBC and Virgin Money

Want to get your finances under control? There’s an app for that

Your smartphone is the gateway to a host of budgeting apps to track spending, saving and investing

Flutter’s punt on US gambling business FanDuel has played out in spades

The FTSE 100 company’s share of the US online sportsbook market in the last quarter was an astonishing 45%, which equates to 2.2m people

What is going on at the Co-op Bank’s call centres?

I’m trying to pay someone £40 using telephone banking but I can’t get through to anyone

Macquarie wades back into UK with majority stake in Southern Water

Australian investment bank left Thames Water saddled with debt when it sold up in 2017

Labour accuses Philip Hammond of breaking ministerial code

Former Tory chancellor reportedly wrote to Treasury to advocate for a bank he is a paid adviser for

Prudential in talks to buy out and shut coal-fired plants in Asia

Scheme with Asian Development Bank could help make big progress on climate goals, says insurer

Banks failing to properly help victims of fraud, says Which?

Survey found customers who had been victims of scams often struggled to contact their bank

Aerospace firm Meggitt’s buyer should be pressed to beef up its promises

Parker Hannifin could potentially be a decent owner but its commitments are too easy to wriggle out of

Goldman Sachs raises pay for junior bankers after 100-hour week complaints

Increases are thought to apply to three most junior positions across investment bank

HSBC boosts bonus pool and dividend as profits more than quadruple

Bank helped by economic recovery from Covid-19 crisis in big markets including the UK

Starling Bank attracts switchers as Tesco plans to shut current accounts

App-based lender emerges as biggest winner in new figures, with Virgin Money also making sizeable gains

Monzo under investigation by FCA over anti-money laundering rules

Digital bank says it is cooperating with watchdog which is ramping up efforts to combat financial crime

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