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UBS will ‘vigorously’ defend DoJ lawsuit over financial crash

Swiss bank has already paid $230m to New York and says it was a victim of financial crisis

Barclays ‘100% prepared’ for hard Brexit but profits slip

Bank expands Irish subsidiary to become its main European hub outside London

Banks will not be forced to reveal climate change risks they face

Critics demand tougher action as Bank of England stops short of call for mandatory reports

They Don’t Pay? We Won’t Pay! review – Dario Fo’s food-looting farce updated

Relocated to northern England, this fast-paced panto-esque comedy is damningly relevant now

Climate change will make the next global crash the worst

The storm clouds are gathering, but the world’s economies have far fewer shelters from disaster than they did in 1929, says Larry Elliott

Bank of England calls for clear heads to avoid no-deal mayhem

EU will be big loser if agreement not reached for UK clearers to handle £69tn derivatives market

Bank of England warns EU over Brexit risk to financial stability

Pressing need to act to mitigate risk of no deal, says financial policy committee

RBS boss says ‘bad Brexit’ could tip UK into recession

CEO says bank already more cautious about lending, especially in retail and construction sectors

Noel Edmonds fails to get Lloyds Bank’s black horse ads banned

Former Deal or No Deal host in dispute over bank’s handling of HBOS fraud scandal

RBS and Barclays asked to explain ‘addition to litany of IT failures’

Treasury committee head calls for compensation for customers after latest glitches

Keith Hellawell’s Sports Direct reign comes to a chaotic end

Nobody expected him to tame Mike Ashley but they did expect him to show he was vaguely in the loop

Lehman Brothers collapse: where are the key figures now?

Ten years ago this weekend the investment bank’s bankruptcy caused panic in US and UK

Morality is the new profit – banks must learn or die

The sustainability of the planet is at stake, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Are you a Wonga customer? Share your experiences with us

Whether you are an existing customer, have recently left, or applied for compensation from the payday lender, we’d like to hear from you

No-deal Brexit: Britons in EU could lose access to UK bank accounts

Warning comes in government ‘technical notices’ telling businesses and public how to prepare in event of no deal

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