Claim Amanda Staveley in charge of Abu Dhabi Barclays deal ‘a fantasy’, court told Court hears evidence from ex-director of sovereign wealth fund as bank sued for up to £1.5bn
Former Barclays boss apologises for Amanda Staveley ‘tart’ reference Roger Jenkins made comments during 2008 crisis negotiations with investors, court told
Sunak cannot just hope other big firms will follow Primark’s furlough stance Declining job retention bonus was honourable and underlined £9.4bn scheme’s shockingly poor design
Corporations begin cautious return to UK offices after lockdown With remote working a success, biggest firms are in no great rush to force employees back
Barclays bosses wrote Amanda Staveley off as ‘dolly bird’, court told Businesswoman is seeking £1.5bn from bank in high court action over £2bn Qatari loan
Deutsche Bank to pay $150m fine to settle charges linked to Epstein dealings Bank admits ‘critical mistake’ in taking on Epstein as client as New York financial officials condemn company’s ‘significant compliance failures’
Gambling charity urges UK banks to improve card blocking systems Bank card gambling blockers are not available on 40% of current accounts, says report
Departure of Horta-Osório no bad thing for Lloyds at this time Outgoing CEO did better than share price suggests but fallout from Covid-19 will be painful
Lloyds chief António Horta-Osório to step down next year Banking group also announces Robin Budenberg as chairman, replacing Lord Blackwell
UK banks prepare code of conduct on defaulting of Covid-19 business loans Exclusive: Talks may result in ‘lighter touch approach’ than with other commercial loans
Debt: ‘The first step towards change is admitting you have a problem’ Clare Seal ran up a £27,000 debt but could not ask for help. She reveals how she fought back by writing about it on Instagram
Banking apps: what do they offer – and how is your cash protected? A string of online services provide products similar to banks, but they may not be regulated in the same way
Hong Kong: HSBC and Standard Chartered caught between US and China As US passes legislation targeting Chinese officials, banks face question of ‘which side their bread is buttered’
Banking watchdog drops threat of inquiry into overdraft charges FCA says it will keep a close eye on situation, after major banks set virtually identical rates
Wirecard UK unlocks customers’ cash after FCA freeze Users locked out of payment accounts amid alleged £1.7bn accounting fraud at parent firm