Lloyds to cut hundreds of UK jobs as it revives restructuring plans
Banking group had put changes on hold because of Covid-19 pandemic
David Marsden obituary
Other lives: Social anthropologist who tried to give local people a voice in international development projects
The world’s central banks are starting to experiment. But what comes next?
With the spectre of deflation looming in the wake of Covid-19, radical new policies could revolutionise the world economy, says history professor Adam Tooze
Who am I? A bank security check that leaves you guessing your own name
Confirmation of Payee was designed to tackle online fraud, but it’s leaving customers unable to transfer funds
Monzo bank to bring in fees for some cash withdrawals
From 31 October, customers who take out more than £250 in 30 days will be charged 3%
The Andorra Hustle review – pulsating exposé of international corruption
A heist-movie mood carries this rigorous doc about the role of an obscure bank in a US plan to undermine Catalan separatism
Swiss regulator escalates inquiry into Credit Suisse spying scandal
Watchdog opens enforcement proceedings against lender after auditors’ investigation
Pressure mounts on HSBC to axe ‘discriminatory’ staff pension cuts
MPs back campaign against controversial scheme that reduces payouts by up to £2,500 a year
UK businesses offering incentives to coax staff back into the office
Free food, extra childcare and parking among perks, but there may be legal implications
Mike Pompeo renews attack on HSBC over Hong Kong and China
US secretary of state says China bullying UK and claims accounts of pro-democracy customers are being closed
Mark Carney takes on new job in Canada
Former Bank of England governor joins asset management firm to lead its ESG investment strategy
Why a bank account can be key to beginning a new life after prison
Initiatives to help the most vulnerable in society to get access to banking services are being expanded
The revolving door between City banks and Westminster is distorting our economy
It cannot be right for the former chancellor to ‘advise’ an industry that massively overlaps with government, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
MPs ‘advising’ big business undermines democracy. Second jobs should be banned
Sitting politicians should serve only the people, not banks or investment funds, says the Labour MP Zarah Sultana
Former chancellor Sajid Javid takes new role at JP Morgan
Conservative politician will work as adviser at US bank while continuing as an MP