We’ll hire 100 black interns a year, say UK fund managers

City firms sign up to #100BlackInterns to tackle underrepresentation

Salary advance schemes: lockdown lifesavers or a trap into debt?

The FCA raises the red flag over these ‘wellbeing packages’ that allow employees to take part of their earnings before payday

Indigenous people in headwaters region say financing harms communities and ecosystems

The confirmation of payee scheme is designed to beat scammers, but causes its own difficulties

Consumer association says few people compensated and voluntary code should be mandatory

Personal loans and credit card debt expected to fall 16% as lending to businesses surges

PwC says foreign exchange firm was ‘acutely impacted’ by Covid and recent cyber-attack

Financial Conduct Authority demands improved practices as companies restart lending

CEO creates debt-handling teams to deal with defaults linked to Covid-19 crisis

Lockdown has hammered oil prices but it also offers a chance to refocus on clean energy

Europe’s biggest bank is being buffeted by the pandemic and crossfire between Beijing and Washington

Bank also forced to put aside another £2.9bn to cover bad debt in coronavirus crisis

You do not have to settle for pitiful rates as there are some good deals out there

Other Lives: Banker who pioneered award-winning campaigns on financial literacy

Despite Congress’s threats, no politician or president will want to panic fragile stock markets with antitrust action