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Barclays to move £170bn to Dublin over no-deal Brexit fears

Plan involves transferring assets linked to 5,000 clients to protect bank’s EU business

Hebden Bridge: how a thriving town lost its last bank

Residents feel angry and let down as Lloyds departs, but one man has a plan to fill the gap

Davos: head of IMF warns against rising fat-cat pay

Christine Lagarde urges world’s financial sector to find greater purpose and slams lack of women at top of banking

Tesco trio cleared by a court but damned by other means

The three executives acquitted on fraud charges have every right to be furious

Metro Bank shares crash after loans blunder revealed

Hundreds of millions wiped off value of company after bank says loans were wrongly classified

Santander to close 140 branches, putting more than 1,200 jobs at risk

Spanish-owned bank hopes to find new roles for a third of the UK employees affected

Backlog of financial ombudsman cases grows to 30,000

Whistleblower tells MPs number of claims not yet allocated case officer has risen threefold since 2016

Patisserie Valerie could collapse this week if last-ditch talks fail

Chairman Luke Johnson is trying to extend standstill agreement on bank facilities

UK manufacturers set cash aside in case of no-deal Brexit

Firms under strain as they tie up money in stockpiling materials, says Santander

RBS seeks to buy government shares worth up to £1.4bn

Bank hopes to obtain shareholder approval to purchase stake of up to 4.99%

La Caixa collection review – Whitechapel’s tapas leaves me hungry

This compact selection of art owned by the Spanish bank gains no greater meaning beyond the corporate through investing in an author’s explications

Santander recruitment farce puts greed and hubris centre stage

Andrea Orcel parable shows how little has changed at big banks since the 2008 crisis

Goldman chief says sorry over ex-banker’s role in 1MDB scandal

David Solomon apologises to the Malaysian people for Tim Leissner’s involvement

How much? Santander’s choice of new boss deemed too dear

Compensation for past remuneration of ex-UBS banker Andrea Orcel branded ‘unacceptable’

Why has PayPal frozen £2,000 of our charity money?

I’ve spent nearly two months trying to sort it out, but I can’t get the donations to southern India

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