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The RBA has sounded the climate change alarm. Time to sit up and take notice

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

HMRC in line for £1bn windfall from Lehman Brothers collapse

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

Edmond de Rothschild bank to be taken private by family

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

Wonga compensation claims rise fourfold

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

More than 3,500 UK bankers paid €1m a year, says EU report

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

Deutsche Bank begins talks over merger with rival Commerzbank

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

Investors urge HSBC to stop bankrolling coal-burning projects

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

Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code for ‘more casual environment’

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

UK partnerships moved billions through Baltic to Europe, data shows

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

How Prince Charles’s stately home restoration linked him to Russian money

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

Banking leak exposes Russian network with link to Prince Charles

Exclusive: investigation reveals how Troika Dialog channelled $4.6bn to Europe and US

Barclays’ former chief defends 2008 Qatari investment during trial

John Varley denies involvement in talks that are now at heart of criminal trial

Metro’s share price tanks after second cash call in seven months

Challenger bank investigated by City regulators following major accounting failure

No bonus for Metro Bank boss after loans blunder

Craig Donaldson apologises for failures, which are to be investigated by City regulators

Help-to-buy should be axed as Persimmon profits pass £1bn

The taxpayer-funded scheme fuels big margins for builders and massive bonuses for their bosses

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