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Ikea to expand consumer banking services after deal with Ikano Bank

Furniture retailer takes 49% stake in banking partner as part of ‘decisive step into financial services’

Bank of England governor warns EU demands for City are ‘unrealistic’

Andrew Bailey uses Mansion House speech to back government’s hardline stance for next round of Brexit talks

The BoE governor makes sense about the EU but are politicians listening?

Andrew Bailey is right to say the UK and the EU should cooperate but who knows what Brussels’ intentions are

JP Morgan hires Chuka Umunna for senior sustainability role

The 42-year-old former Labour MP is given European position by US bank

Ex-banker Paul Mora put on Interpol wanted list in German fraud inquiry

Arrest warrant issued over alleged role in cum-ex trades that defrauded the state of million of euros

TV Licensing won’t refund us after we made a double payment

We thought one cheque had got lost in the post, so sent another. Now we can’t get £157 back

HSBC urged to unfreeze accounts of Hong Kong activist

International politicians say the bank, already under fire for backing China’s security law, could ‘gravely tarnish’ its reputation

John Lewis has refused our credit card claim after a cancelled holiday

Our travel agent seems to have ceased trading but we paid £1,496 on the card which we can’t get back

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

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