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Yorkshire Building Society first to bring back 95% mortgages

Riskier product not available for newbuild houses or flats and follows budget offer to back part of the loans

Doorstep lender warns customers surge in mis-selling claims will break firm

Provident Financial calls for big reduction compensation payments and reveals FCA investigation

Mark Carney: ‘I didn’t want the Bank of England job. But I was asked to fix something’

He earned a fortune at Goldman Sachs, but now the banker wants the financial sector to reassess its values and tackle the climate emergency

My married name didn’t cheque out with Barclays

I had my marriage certificate to prove it was me, but it wouldn’t accept it

HSBC tables company vote on phasing out financing of coal

Bank’s vote, binding if approved by 75% of shareholders, follows investor pressure to cut clients’ loans

UK homebuyers offered first 40-year fixed-rate mortgage

Habito will let borrowers with a 10% deposit pay loan back at 5.35% over up to four decades

Major UK pension funds worth nearly £900bn commit to net zero

Church of England, Lloyds and the National Grid among those pledging to meet 2050 target

Greensill Capital collapse shows City watchdog needs shake-up, say MPs

MPs question how FCA could let Greensill operate unchecked in UK, claiming regulator is failing to protect firms and investors

Less regulation means more business for the City, right? It’s not that simple

A post-Brexit ‘Big Bang 2.0’ is the last thing finance needs: the rules are what make London an attractive place to do business, says investment banking analyst Dan Davies

Fears for 5,000 UK jobs as steel group’s backer enters administration

Greensill Capital says ‘saviour of steel’ Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance has started to default on payments

Contactless is making it easier to spend, but is that a good thing?

We will soon be able to hand over £100 at the tap of a card: but what will that mean for fraud victims and the vulnerable?

M&S Bank to shut all current accounts and in-store branches

Customers will have to look for new bank as focus turns to credit cards and other services

Credit Suisse winds down $10bn in funds as Greensill bank prepares for insolvency

Investments in loans linked to ailing supply chain bank closed, adding to fears for British steel industry

Tens of thousands of jobs at risk as Greensill Capital moves closer to collapse

Court papers reveal extent of difficulties facing the global financier, with billions of dollars of loans now under a cloud

‘Super deduction’ is unlikely to be the most effective use of a £25bn tax break

Chancellor’s eye-catching policy could end up rewarding investment that would have happened anyway

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