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
Greensill crisis spreads as Bank of England and German regulator take action
Uncertainty over lender’s future poses threat to investors, business borrowers and nearly 50,000 jobs
Greensill crisis leaves bank’s founder facing sudden fall to earth
Founder who employed David Cameron as an adviser was previously lauded for small business financing
UK contactless payment limit to rise to £100
Move, to be announced by Rishi Sunak in the budget, may not be rolled out until later this year
Complaints about guarantor loans rise by 3,000% in a year
Loans are backed by a relative or friend and have seen Amigo become UK’s most complained about financial firm
German regulator takes oversight of Greensill Capital as crisis deepens
Controversial bank that employs David Cameron as an adviser is seeking insolvency protection in Australia
HSBC let me down after cruise company collapsed
We had paid a total of £3,342 for two holidays but are still out of pocket months later
City firms made plans in Brexit run-up to move assets worth £100bn to EU – survey
Data from EY highlights last-minute transfers in order to hold on to European business
Coutts, the bank to rely on in a Covid crisis – if you’re seriously wealthy
The Queen’s bank pulled out all the stops to rescue clients stranded abroad, while moving its elite services online
Fintech firms want to keep their golden shares. London may be forced to agree
Watering-down stock market rules might sound outrageous, but the success of these companies matters to the market
Out of office: what the homeworking revolution means for our cities
Employees’ reluctance to return to full-time commuting after a year of Covid means change is afoot for companies
Amanda Staveley v Barclays: a financial defeat but a PR victory
The high-profile financier lost her high court claim but Barclays walks away wounded
Amanda Staveley loses high court action against Barclays
High-profile financier sought £660m damages saying bank bosses misled her as she helped secure deal to save bank in 2008
Goldman Sachs’ boss wants bankers back to their desks ASAP
The corporate world is becoming split over home working, with David Solomon branding it ‘an aberration’