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Ireland pushes for UK TV channels to make post-Brexit move

Country tries to persuade TV channels to follow financial services in relocating to Dublin

Barclays reveals big gender pay gaps across UK banking group

International division’s median hourly pay gap was 43.5% with 73% gap for bonuses, report says

Noel Edmonds secures funding to pursue £60m Lloyds claim

TV presenter is suing bank for fraud at HBOS branch that he claims led to the collapse of his entertainment company

Britain’s tired old economy isn’t strong enough for Brexit

Leave campaigners’ visions of national renewal depend on a level of commercial vibrancy that the UK can no longer muster

Goldman Sachs profits hit by Trump tax overhaul – but banks set to win in long run

Goldman Sachs announces first quarterly loss in six years as banks adjust to Repulicans’ recently passed tax plan

Mario Draghi told to drop membership of secretive bankers’ club

EU ruling follows claims G30 group has too much influence with ECB president as member

Are we heading for another developing world debt crisis?

Western bank loans for projects in Africa were to be paid off via rising commodity prices. At least that was the theory …

Some joy for the business world in 2018: but quite a few fears too

Predictions for the global economy next year are positive, but our writers also foresee a rise in inequality, and some sectors facing significant problems

Trump’s tax changes to blow a $5bn hole in Goldman Sachs profits

US ‘repatriation tax’ on overseas earnings to be the biggest cost factor in fourth quarter, says investment bank

Barclays says Trump tax changes will knock £1bn off its profits

Bank is one of many financial institutions around the world facing writedowns due to biggest changes to US tax code since 1980s

FBI investigates Russian-linked Cyprus bank accused of money laundering

Request for financial information may be connected to inquiries into possible conspiracy between Trump and Kremlin

Complacent regulators have two years to prevent a financial crash

Outside Brexit Britain, the view looks rosy and borrowing is being pushed to new highs. What could go wrong? Almost everything

Bank’s olive branch increases chance of Brexit deal City can live with

Bank of England casts itself as model of reasonableness in allowing EU banks to continue operating in UK

Bank of England to allow EU banks to keep UK operations unchanged after Brexit

Plan seen as direct challenge to EU to adopt a similar policy for UK-based banks

UK cannot have a special deal for the City, says EU’s Brexit negotiator

Michel Barnier’s stark declaration quashes hopes for a bespoke trade deal to include financial services

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