NS&I to slash savings rates and Premium Bonds prizes
Government-backed body to reduce returns on direct saver, investment account and Isas
Flood of complaints expected over Covid-19 UK business loans
Exclusive: UK Treasury warns new Business Banking Resolution Service to prepare for surge in grievances over loans such as CBILS
Royal Mint to stop production of £2 and 2p coins due to excess stock
Slump in cash use was accelerated by pandemic, with demand falling 71% between March and April
A Japan trade deal is little consolation if Britain is locked out of the EU
Europe is a far more important export market for the UK, as business leaders know – bigger even than the US
Post Office and AA credit card accounts transferred to Jaja
Customers to be sent replacement Visa cards with new brand from start of October
Citigroup becomes first big Wall Street bank to be run by female CEO
Scottish-American banker Jane Fraser will replace Michael Corbat in February
Goldman Sachs announces return to work after coronavirus office closures
CEO David Solomon sends memo stressing ‘rotational approach’ after most of banking giant’s offices were shut down in March
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