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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

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

European banks urged to stop funding oil trade in Amazon

Indigenous people in headwaters region say financing harms communities and ecosystems

Spelling out the problems as banks’ name-checker rejects vital payments

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

UK banks treating transfer scam victims unfairly, says Which?

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

UK consumer lending will plummet during 2020, say forecasts

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

Travelex falls into administration, with loss of 1,300 jobs

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

Watchdog warns UK high-cost lenders about exploitation

Financial Conduct Authority demands improved practices as companies restart lending

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