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Liam Fox’s target for post-Brexit exports is wishful thinking

The UK increasing overseas sales to 35% of GDP is a nice idea but too few British firms are onside

Smartphone-only bank Monzo eyes billion-pound valuation

London-based bank set to become fintech ‘unicorn’ after lining up $150m of funding

Gambling in a theatre-casino won’t help us understand the banking crisis

The Almeida’s show £¥€$ (Lies) is so taken by the shiny technicalities in the world of finance that it misses the fundamentally political nature of the crash

Time running short for deal on financial contracts before Brexit

Financial markets will be left in the dark if the UK makes a cliff-edge exit from the EU

RBS to pay its first dividend since 2008 bailout

Bank will pay 2p a share once $4.9bn settlement with US Department of Justice is finalised

FCA proves to be a paper tiger in case of RBS mistreatment

Lack of power to act will feed belief that those who caused crash have escaped punishment

Deutsche Bank moves euro clearing from London to Frankfurt

Move by bank to divert business away from UK since Brexit vote is ‘largely symbolic’

UK wages growth slips, as Bank of England governor warns on no deal Brexit – as it happened

Unemployment remains at 4.2% and wage growth slips back to 2.5%; Mark Carney tells MPs that no deal Brexit would have big economic consequences

Why won’t Barclays let me cancel my direct debit?

The bank insisted I had to tell the ‘merchant’ involved to confirm the cancellation

The Lehman Trilogy review – Mendes is on the money with astonishing saga

This engrossing play about the banking family provides a history of western capitalism and an acting masterclass from Simon Russell Beale, Ben Miles and Adam Godley

Nevis: how the world’s most secretive offshore haven refuses to clean up

The long read: The years since 2008 have seen a global crackdown on offshore finance. Yet a few places have doubled down on offering secrecy to the super-rich. Among these, one tiny Caribbean island might be the worst offender

Barclays to move UK jobs to Frankfurt ahead of Brexit

Between 40 and 50 London investment banking roles are to shift to Germany

Is the EU trying to undermine the City over Brexit?

Or does EBA truly believe it’s up to banks and insurers to prepare themselves for all outcomes?

Brexit: bank contracts worth trillions at risk, says finance watchdog

The Bank of England warns EU officials that new rules must be devised for banks

EU banking regulator calls City’s Brexit plans ‘inadequate’

EBA says banks cannot yet rely on transition period agreed in principle with Brussels

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