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Tidjane Thiam: the man who traded politics for finance after military coup

Ousted Credit Suisse chief transformed Prudential before City regulator censured him

Credit Suisse chief Tidjane Thiam ousted after spying scandal

The 57-year-old loses boardroom battle with Thomas Gottstein set to replace him

Quarter of all UK cash machines now charge fees

Number of ATMs customers must pay to use increased by almost 40% in a year

AMP fined $5m for allowing financial advisers to rip off clients

Federal court ridicules company’s defence of just one ‘bad apple’, saying financial services group was ‘the right place’ for greed

Barclays faces fresh investor revolt over fossil fuels

Bank under pressure from UK’s powerful Investor Forum to adopt stricter climate policies

FCA: credit card firms must stop suspending all users in debt spiral

Watchdog tells lenders they should cut or drop fees rather than issue blanket suspensions

1.2tn yuan to be pumped into Chinese markets to fight coronavirus slump

China’s central bank also announces support for hospitals at frontline of battle against outbreak

Lloyds group to close 56 more branches across UK this year

Bank to shut 31 Lloyds, 10 Halifax and 15 Bank of Scotland outlets, blaming reduced usage

Global firms halt China travel as coronavirus spooks markets

Fears grow over global economic fallout with airline shares hit and commodity prices tumbling

Philip Hammond joins British bank OakNorth as adviser

Job with fintech startup is former chancellor’s second since stepping down as MP

Why won’t our banks take a simple step to stop fraud?

Every day, life-changing sums are lost to transfer scams – but we’re still waiting for action

Davos 2020: Greta Thunberg blasts climate inaction; Lagarde fears Brexit cliff edge – Day Four as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as climate activists speak at the World Economic Forum

Executive at Portuguese bank co-owned by Isabel dos Santos is found dead

Lisbon police say they are prepared to help with Angolan corruption investigation after death of EuroBic manager Nuno Ribeiro da Cunha

Protesters who demanded Huawei CFO’s release revealed to be paid actors

More than a dozen people outside Vancouver courtroom with ‘Free Meng’ signs were promised C$100 for two hours’ work on a movie

Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland to charge overdraft rate of up to 49.9%

Rate is highest announced to date, as group responds to City watchdog ban on excessive fees

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