Swedbank chief sacked amid money laundering scandal
Swedish lender ousted Birgitte Bonnesen ahead of its AGM on Thursday
Digital banking poses challenge to stability of small lenders – report
Sector could face run on deposits despite changes made in wake of Co-op Bank saga
City optimism falling at fastest rate since financial crisis – CBI
Survey of 84 firms finds 53% less optimistic than three months ago
As government flounders, investors find a way to curb executive pay
An unlikely hero – the Investment Association – is wading into pension inequality with a simple, compelling proposition
RBS to wind down £1bn worth of contentious local council loans
Campaigners say early repayment of lobo loans will end up saving taxpayers £16bn
Scammers stole £1.2bn from British bank customers in 2018
Year on year figure up by 25%, and firms must reimburse victims, says UK Finance
Cash-less? Cash only? You’ve got to be crazy to reject any form of payment
New Jersey just banned businesses from not accepting cash. But this is not a legal issue – it’s about customer service
The welcome sight of banks rowing back on executive pensions
HSBC and Lloyds are showing the way, but it’s still one rule for bosses and another for staff
UK environmentalists target Barclays in fossil fuels campaign
Protest’s organisers say bank invested more $30bn in 15 fossil fuel projects from 2012-17
Sainsbury’s £1bn reveal is unlikely to move the competition authority
The supermarket’s merger with Asda would permanently reshape the UK grocery market
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
Energy analysts forecast ‘the end of coal’ in Asia as Japanese investors back renewables
Australia’s largest export customer for thermal coal is scrapping plans to build power plants
Banks discriminating against the vulnerable, finance expert says
Minorities and disabled people not protected from high overdraft charges, says former FCA board member
UK bankers on standby as City readies no-deal contingency plans
JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and others poised to move staff to EU offices by 29 March