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Bank of Scotland fined £45.5m by regulator over Reading fraud

Lloyds-owned HBOS withheld information on £245m scandal, says FCA

NatWest is first big UK bank to let customers open account with a selfie

Lender uses AI to confirm the image matches the applicant’s ID documents

The Lloyds bank boss may be a staff hero but is he worth £6.3m?

Staff think António Horta-Osório is ‘a winner’ but does that merit pay at 169 times the shop floor salary?

Lloyds staff happy with chief executive’s £6.3m pay package, MPs told

Head of remuneration claims even lowest paid see António Horta-Osório as a ‘winner’

Deutsche Bank plans radical overhaul with €50bn hived off to ‘bad bank’ – reports

The struggling German lender will move poorly performing assets and drastically shrink its investment banking arm, the FT says

Last call for PPI, says finance watchdog

FCA launches advertising blitz to encourage applications for a refund before the August deadline

The Bank of England’s biggest problem? The City of London

Governor Mark Carney should use his Mansion House speech to tell the Square Mile it must stay on a short leash

We do not know who is to blame for GRG debacle or if FCA could stop a repeat

No one has been brought to account over scandal at Royal Bank of Scotland’s turnaround unit

FCA report into RBS called a ‘complete whitewash’ by critics

Watchdog will take no action despite evidence of business customers being mistreated after 2008 crash

Company part-owned by Jared Kushner got $90m from unknown offshore investors since 2017

Overseas investment flowed to Cadre while Trump’s son-in-law works as US envoy, raising conflict of interest questions

Bank overdraft fees: all you need to know about the changes

Why the FCA is stepping in to make bank OD fees simpler, fairer and cheaper

Goldman Sachs sued by gay ex-senior employee over discrimination claims

William Littleton claims he was discriminated against on the basis of his sexual orientation and subjected to homophobic retaliation

Interest rate cut explained: winners, losers and how to get the best deal

If you have a mortgage, the money you’ll save will depend on whether your bank passes on the interest rate cut to you, and what deal you have

The green bank for kids – set up by a child

José Adolfo Quisocala teaches poor children how to save and to earn money by recycling

Smoothing out banking irregularities has been a bumpy road

Banking Competition Remedies parts way with director for conflict of interest – but it is not the first

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