Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank merger threatens 30,000 jobs

Unions’ warning over merger is the latest drama to hit 150-year-old lender Deutsche

Deutsche’s deal with Commerzbank a sign of sector’s weakness

Merger plan comes amid problems that find many European banks in a zombie-like state

Australia’s largest export customer for thermal coal is scrapping plans to build power plants

Minorities and disabled people not protected from high overdraft charges, says former FCA board member

JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and others poised to move staff to EU offices by 29 March

Students are striking, the central bank is warning of ‘damaging outcomes’ and denialism has to be met with scorn

UK supreme court rules administrators winding up bank must pay tax on assets

Move would make company the only Swiss private bank to be 100% family owned

Administrators expect further rise when customers are asked if they think they were mis-sold loans

European Banking Authority says Britain is home to 73% of Europe’s millionaire bankers

Union would form Europe’s second largest bank and a rival to HSBC

Bank urged to close loopholes allowing it to lend to projects in countries until 2023

Wall Street bank makes firm-wide decision because of ‘changing nature of workplaces’

Banking leak reveals how LLPs allowed people to move money under the radar

Ruben Vardanyan, whose bank channelled $4.6bn to the west, helped fund restoration of Dumfries House