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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

UK and US agree post-Brexit derivatives trading deal

Multitrillion-pound business will continue even if Britain leaves EU without a deal

Metro Bank needs to win back City’s trust after loans blunder

Despite profits surge, analysts likely to focus on error when bank reports on Wednesday

Metro Bank wins lion’s share of RBS-funded competition scheme

Independent body awards £120m despite bank reporting loans blunder last month

Barclays pledges to return more money to shareholders

Bank reports flat profits and sets aside £150m to cover uncertainty over Brexit

UBS ordered to pay £3.9bn by French court over raft of violations

Swiss bank found guilty of illegal solicitation and laundering proceeds of tax fraud

Lloyds bullish over Brexit as £4bn payout to investors unveiled

Bank set aside £750m in 2018 for further PPI claims, taking total provision pot to £19.4bn

Fear of Barclays executive pay cuts prompted Qatari deal, court hears

Former chairman says ability to pay board ‘competitive rates’ would have been compromised by UK bailout

HSBC warns of weak global economic outlook

Bank’s revenue down 8% as CEO blames Chinese slowdown, trade tensions and Brexit

Most shoppers say Brexit has not affected spending habits

People in pro-leave areas of Britain have tended not to curb expenditure, finds PwC survey

Banks could easily stumble over Brexit and buybacks

Many lenders may report decent results this week. But this is no time for long-suffering shareholders to relax

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