NatWest returns to profit, with Treasury in line for £190m payout
Majority taxpayer-owned lender plans fresh round of dividends and share buybacks
Lloyds Banking Group records £2bn profit after pandemic slump
Bank announces restart of dividend payments as it returns to profitability
HSBC faces questions over disclosure of alleged money laundering to monitors
Bank was under supervision by US Department of Justice-appointed team because of previous violations
Barclays raises size of its bonus pool to £1bn as Covid restrictions ease
Boss says its handling of bonuses is ‘prudent’ as pre-tax profits rise to £2.6bn in second quarter
‘The Queen’s bank’ Coutts joins the ranks of ethical brands
Despite chequered history the 329-year-old private bank has secured the sought-after B Corp status
Tesco Bank to close all current accounts from end of November
Customers will receive letter in next fortnight to advise on what they need to do
Barclays refuses to hand over £4,000 after Brexit account closure
My mother in Italy was told her account was to be closed after 40 years. Now she can’t retrieve the balance
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From the new HyperJar service to 1.5m member-strong gohenry, pocket money apps are booming. We assess how they stack up
Team GB Tokyo 2020 Olympics 50p coin is on track to be a winning investment
Collectors likely to snap up new 50p – some London 2012 coins are worth 100 times their original value
Mike Lynch extradition question is a sovereignty issue for UK business
UK entrepreneur may have to stand trial in US but it’s hard to imagine the same situation in reverse
ECB leaves rates at record lows in 2% inflation push; US jobless claims rise – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
Treasury to sell off further NatWest shares worth up to £1.2bn
Government still holds a 54.7% stake in NatWest after 2008 £46bn bailout to keep bank afloat
Why the Bank of England has its head in the cloud over data security
Rapid digitalisation of banking services and increasing reliance on just three tech giants has made the Bank uneasy
Mortgages: don’t be dazzled by super-low interest rates
Ultra-low fixed-rate deals can look very attractive, but the no-fee higher rate can often make for a better bargain
Revolut valuation makes little sense when compared with Lloyds
How can this six-year-old fintech firm be worth £24bn, supposedly 70% of Lloyds’ stock market value?