JP Morgan ‘misjudged’ football fans over European Super League
US bank’s involvement in ESL funding prompted sustainability downgrade for ethical performance
UK manufacturing optimism highest since 1973; ECB presses on with bond purchases – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
Greensill liquidators in Australia to investigate directors after company wound up
Creditors vote in favour of winding up the Australian company that sat atop the globe-spanning finance empire
Credit Suisse records almost £600m loss on Archegos collapse
Loss branded ‘unacceptable’ as Swiss bank says hedge fund failure wiped out best quarterly performance in a decade
Revealed: ex-minister Lord Myners secretly explored Greensill board role
Emails show Myners repeatedly inquired about financial package he would receive as a director at now-defunct lender
JP Morgan given lower sustainability rating after funding failed European Super League
Standard Ethics downgrades US bank from ‘adequate’ to ‘non-compliant’ in light of ESL backing
Leading finance firms sign up to Mark Carney forum on low-carbon investment
Barclays, HSBC and Axa among 160 firms in global alliance to hasten transition to net zero economies
EU ‘reflecting’ on conflict of interest rules after BlackRock controversy
Bloc has come under fire for hiring manager of oil shares to work on environmental controls for banks
European Super League clubs promised €200m-€300m ‘welcome bonus’
JP Morgan commits €3.25bn to getting breakaway competition off the ground
Rishi Sunak launches taskforce on Bank of England digital currency
Chancellor says move is one of measures designed to boost City after UK’s Brexit departure from EU
Haunted by shame: victims of bank transfer scams tell of lasting trauma
Fraud can have devastating consequences on victims, and not only financially
Greensill inquiry chairman sits on board of private bank linked to Tory party
Questions raised over Nigel Boardman’s appointment given role at Arbuthnot Banking Group, which also employs former civil servants
The real scandal is that the revolving door between government and business is still open
Greensill is merely the latest chapter in a long story of distorted decision-making and falling public trust, says Bean Counters author Richard Brooks
Greensill scandal: ex-civil servant had $8m stake in lender
Bill Crothers met Cabinet Office official several times after leaving post and becoming a director at failed lender
‘It will give structure to the day’: Goldman Sachs staff return to London offices
After a year of working from home, the bank’s employees are positive, even excited, about returning to their desks