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Barclays lets mobile banking users block gambling and drinking

Button in app could help customers struggling with addiction to limit spending

RBS braces for no-deal Brexit by shifting £13bn to Netherlands

Banks prepare for market volatility surrounding vote on Theresa May’s withdrawal deal

Barclays customers in switch threat over tar sands investment

Up to 30,000 account holders sign petition against pipeline projects in US and Canada

Digital bank Monzo becomes Britain’s best-rated lender

Fast-growing bank topples First Direct from top position in Which? consumer survey

London to lose €800bn to Frankfurt as banks prepare for Brexit

Lobby group says up to 37 finance firms are relocating to Germany, taking assets with them

UK banks can survive a disorderly Brexit, says Bank of England

Latest stress tests examine worst-case scenario of a credit crunch-style economic shock

McDonnell calls for check on council loans that will ‘waste £16bn’

Interest payments over the next 40 years could be halved with public loans, report says

HSBC mobile banking fails on day MPs launch inquiry into outages

Service disruption comes as select committee starts looking into IT failures at banks

Goldman Sachs offers London staff emergency nannies

Subsidised care is part of the bank’s attempt to cut its 55% gender pay gap

MPs call for tribunal to bring ‘misbehaving banks’ to justice

Tribunal to ensure SME customers get a hearing in future disputes with banks

Noel Edmonds likely to file £60m Lloyds lawsuit on Wednesday

TV star, expected to join I’m a Celebrity this week, says gains will fund charity to help banking victims

UK banks urged to justify ‘staggering’ level of branch closures

Which? survey finds 19% of population nearly two miles away from nearest bank branch

Banking sector cautiously backs May’s Brexit deal

‘Constructive progress’ made but finance firms still push ahead with expansion in other EU states

IMF says governments could set up their own cryptocurrencies

Christine Lagarde praises rebel technology as ‘safe, cheap, and potentially semi-anonymous’

New Goldman Sachs boss faces 1MDB fallout

Wall Street’s most famous bank finds itself under scrutiny following charges against former employees

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