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Bank of England: rapid GDP rebound likely as vaccines take effect

Economists say lenders should still prepare for negative interest rates in case of downturn

Sir Simon Robey: the accidental banker adding George Osborne to the fold

The co-founder of Robey Warshaw has been described as the City’s ‘trillion dollar man’ and is an old friend of the former UK chancellor

TSB halves bonuses as UK bank reports £205m loss last year

Awards set to be cut to 3.9% of salary as lender sets aside £164m to cover potential defaults due to Covid crisis

‘Buy now, pay later’ firms such as Klarna to face FCA regulation

Treasury fears popularity of such services in Covid-19 pandemic could create high levels of debt

Former chancellor George Osborne to become full-time banker

Former Tory MP is dropping nearly all current jobs to work at investment bank Robey Warshaw

Negative interest rates would not help Covid economy, Bank of England told

Lenders would increase mortgage costs in response, says Building Societies Association chair

Retail is at death’s door – and tinkering with business rates won’t save it

The fact that buyers rescuing Debenhams and Arcadia don’t want their 500 shops shows how deep the high street crisis is

‘I suffered anxiety’: Monzo founder on the pressures of running a digital bank

Tom Blomfield on mental health, the Covid-19 crisis – and the myth of superhero tech bosses

City trader jailed for Libor rigging freed after five years

Tom Hayes hopes to rebuild his life and family after ‘traumatic’ time in custody

UK’s financial regulator urges banks to rethink branch closures

Financial Conduct Authority concerned vulnerable customers may be left without access to services

JP Morgan to launch digital bank in UK

Wall Street bank hired 400 staff for Canary Wharf-headquartered digital bank

Goldman Sachs cuts pay of chief executive David Solomon by $10m

Bank decided last year to cut executive pay after settling investigation into corruption scandal

Cash machine use fell 38% in 2020 due to Covid contact fears

Decline in withdrawals could lead to closure of ATMs or having to impose fees, warns operator

HSBC denies taking political stance over China’s crackdown in Hong Kong

Bank’s chief executive, Noel Quinn, claims business not in position to question police requests

Caught between China and the US, the pressure for HSBC to split grows

Chief executive Noel Quinn opines unconvincingly about staying out of politics, but it’s not that simple

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