The right sees opportunity in a crisis. Why can’t the left?

Labour missed its chance for real change after the financial crash. Now it is in danger of flunking it on Brexit, says the Guardian’s economics editor Larry Elliott

UK could lose £10bn a year in City-related tax revenue after Brexit

Sir Mark Boleat says up to 75,000 may go and rows over deal or no deal now ‘irrelevant’

Visa card network failure – what we know so far

Your questions answered about the debit and credit card problem affecting millions

The Guardian view on Corbynomics: more creativity please

Editorial: the Labour party should be congratulated for its progressive economic ideas. But as Tory MPs prepare to drop austerity and start spending, the opposition needs to be bolder

US Congress passes partial Dodd-Frank rollback in move to deregulate banking

Bill partially lifts restrictions enacted after 2008 financial crash as Republicans tell banking sector ‘help is on the way’

Bank faces lawsuit over Honduras dam project as spirit of Berta Cáceres lives on

Organisation co-founded by murdered activist sues Dutch bank over support for Agua Zarca dam on Gualcarque river

Inside Shanghai’s robot bank: China opens world’s first human-free branch

‘Little Dragon’ can chat to customers, accept bank cards and check accounts. She joins a growing army of robot workers in China’s cities

First Direct offers seven-day switch – but it’s been a nightmare

Moving direct debits over has involved a string of calls to the likes of British Gas and BT

Barclays boss Jes Staley fined £642,000 over whistleblower scandal

FCA says chief, who will also repay £500,00 of bonus, ‘breached standard of care required’

Bank of England governor Mark Carney defends leaving interest rates on hold again – as it happened

Britain’s central bank has left borrowing costs unchanged, and predicted that the slowdown in economic growth this year is temporary

Challenger banks discover they won’t get far on their own

Virgin Money’s deal with CYBG makes commercial logic but it won’t reshape the banking sector

NCA considers fresh criminal investigation into HBOS fraud

Review will examine allegations outside police investigation, including money laundering, says agency

Did high cost of further delay make TSB upgrade too soon?

Using former owner Lloyds’ IT system was proving ruinously expensive for the bank

TSB online banking meltdown – the key questions answered

All you need to know, from what went wrong to how to seek compensation

Why should future whistleblowers believe they will be safe?

Barclays’ Jes Staley tried to identify such an individual and has been allowed to keep his job