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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

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

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