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Yorkshire and Clydesdale banks hit by IT failure

Bank group vows to investigate after latest glitch stops wages and payments to customer accounts

Financial markets surge after £87bn Chinese cash increase

Record high on Wall Street and share rises in Europe following US-China trade deal progress

Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland online banking systems crash

Millions of customers were affected but online and mobile banking are back to normal

From JD Sports to Games Workshop: best market performers of decade

Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Standard Chartered and BP among the laggards over the past 10 years

TSB staff sacked over gaming of customer compensation system

Union criticises bank inquiry into IT meltdown payouts that led to five workers being dismissed

Convenience stores urge Link to scrap further ATM fee cuts

Association of Convenience Stores says cuts feed ‘torrent’ of free-to-use ATM closures

Australian banking ends a year from hell as ‘the face of unconscionable greed’

Scandal after scandal tarnished the banks in 2019, which began with a royal commission and ended with allegations of enabling paedophilia

Thousands of people may lose credit cards under new FCA rules

Those in persistent debt for 36 months told to raise payments or risk having card suspended

Westpac persuaded its customers to join two super funds that are ‘among Australia’s worst’

Apra identifies BT Lifetime Super Employer Plan and BT Business Super as underperformers

The Guardian view on the Bank of England: new boss, new thinking?

Editorial: Brexit, climate change and the next recession mean central banking is in danger of becoming a failed paradigm that needs replacing

Bust to boom: how UK central bank boosted births after 2008 crisis

Low borrowing costs led to 14,500 additional babies being born in 2009, researchers say

Credit Suisse admits second executive was followed by private detectives

Swiss bank clears chief executive Tidjane Thiam of any responsibility

Andrew Bailey: a safe pair of hands or out of touch?

New Bank governor’s reputation faced scrutiny at scandal-hit City regulator

City regulator Andrew Bailey favourite to take Bank of England job

Mark Carney due to step down in January with replacement to be confirmed imminently

Goldman Sachs ‘close to $2bn settlement’ over 1MDB scandal

Reported deal between bank and US Department of Justice would end investigation

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