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Barclays on wrong side of history with climate policy, says Greenpeace

Environmentalists attack rules that fail to ban funding oil projects linked to tar sands

Pessimism clouds UK banking as demand for services drops

One in three banks suffer a fall in business as Brexit uncertainty, regulation and market volatility bites

‘Ridiculous’: report Ivanka Trump could lead World Bank meets scorn

First daughter’s name said to be ‘floating around Washington’ but it wouldn’t be her first unconventional role

The sub-prime timebomb is back – this time companies are lighting the fuse

Leveraged loans are ringing alarm bells for regulators who fear a repeat of 2008’s mortgage disaster

Japanese bank blames Brexit for move to Amsterdam

Norinchukin announces plan day after Shinzō Abe offered public backing for May’s deal

Ministers ‘betraying British businesses’ over lending scandals

Small businesses and MPs say banks must be regulated to avoid further scandals

UK’s most unequal bank: HSBC’s gender pay gap grows to 61%

It means women employed at HSBC earn just 39p for every £1 pocketed by male colleagues

Barclays threatened with boardroom shake-up as investor calls for vote

Edward Bramson says more resources should be funnelled towards consumer operations

RBS critic pays £20,000 for billboard criticising bank

Former chief of company ‘pushed to failure’ says it is worth it to raise awareness

Ex-Credit Suisse bankers arrested in $2bn fraud investigation

Trio arrested in London on US charges as calls grow for debt claim against Mozambique to be dropped

Wells Fargo employees say little has changed since fake accounts scandal

Bank workers say they are still under pressure to get bonuses and push through deal closings with ‘no real respect’

New highs, old lows – things to watch out for in 2019

We are trying to be positive, but there’s little likely to put a smile on your face – except for a couple of things …

The UK’s house price boom is slowing: and that’s welcome news

A moderate rise in prices in 2019 could mean an unsustainable boom will have ended in a soft landing

The year in business: who were the winners and losers?

From the collapse of Carillion to the arrest of Carlos Ghosn, 2018 was a tumultuous year

Goldman Sachs facing class action lawsuits over 1MDB scandal

Two lawsuits filed in New York on behalf of investors who claim the bank misled them

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