City firms must do more to tackle sexual harassment, says FCA executive

Jonathan Davidson says managers who allow such behaviour are ‘not fit and proper’

Asic snaps back at critics of responsible lending laws after Frydenberg comments

Corporate regulator says suggestions that rules curb flow of credit to small businesses is a ‘myth’

News of service called Cache comes day after whistleblower sounded alarm over secret transfer of personal medical data

Bank says 24-hour cooling-off period will give problem gamblers time to reconsider

In a reversal from a few decades ago, American consumers are facing oligopolies while Europeans benefit from competition

Apra boss Wayne Byres says his proposals to reform executive pay ‘have undoubtedly caused a fair amount of angst’

Two banknotes dealt out in Lancaster also stated ‘this note is play money’ and NOT FOR USE

Banks can now more accurately identify ‘unprofitable’ or costly customers

Bank seeking £100m in cost savings in wake of IT meltdown last year

From humble beginnings, Market Forces is now in the crosshairs of the Coalition’s war on environmental boycotts

The tangled relationship between London banks and the EU is hard to fix in a trade deal, and the conflict could anger Tories

Bill Winters’ allowance will be cut to £237,000 after protest from shareholders

Investment bank to cover costs for staff of extracting eggs or purchasing donated eggs

Rose tells staff she also aims to make bank ‘more open’ to help regain trust after string of scandals

Report also favours backdating reimbursals and a pause before money is paid to new recipients