Lloyds plan to cut chief executive’s pay by £220,000

Banking group could spend £20m to raise retirement benefits for rest of staff

De La Rue shareholders suffer from a licence to print money

Debt soared at the banknotes-to-passports printer just as bonuses rocketed and business fell

Regulator says US bank’s oversight and governance ‘fell below expected standards’

Roger Jenkins gives evidence for first time in criminal trial over actions in financial crisis

Bank aims to save £100m by 2022 from cuts as it tries to move on from IT meltdown

Building society prioritising IT investment over ‘short-term profits’, says chief executive

Bank says no one will be out of pocket as customers cut off from wages, benefits, pensions

Computer systems failure resulted in nearly 1.9 million people being locked out of accounts

Former Virgin Money CEO on her new role at software giant Salesforce, founded by Marc Benioff

A recent USB report found wealthy investors are increasing their cash reserves, adding to growing evidence suggesting they see trouble on the horizon

Judge found failures by Lloyds to provide information before takeover but these were not ‘causative of any loss’

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

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

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