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Deutsche Bank boss says ‘big number’ of staff will lose jobs to automation

John Cryan told conference in Frankfurt that accountants could be replaced by machines, while also saying that Frankfurt is ideally placed to benefit from Brexit

Bell Pottinger investor walks away as South Africa row deepens

Chime gives up trying to sell its 27% stake as PR firm is expelled from trade body over secret campaign to stir up racial tensions

Value of classic cars and fine art plunges as photographs soar

Fall in the value of vintage vehicles comes after years of demand that have made them a strong investment, says Coutts bank

Janet Yellen rebukes Trump over plan to lift financial regulations

Fed chair defends regulations and says policymakers may have forgotten damage inflicted on the economy in 2008

City ‘haemorrhaging’ talent because of Brexit, says headhunter

Fall in vacancies at financial services companies as banks make contingency plans for after UK’s exit from EU

For the first time ever I am defending banks. Here’s why

What have City bankers ever done for us? We’ll find out when they pay their taxes abroad, writes Guardian columnist John Harris

RBS plans move to Amsterdam for post-Brexit EU hub

Bank reports first half-year profit for three years but says it is being investigated for possible money laundering rule breaches

Swiss bank Julius Bär plans expansion in UK with new offices

Bank for wealthy customers will open offices in Manchester, Leeds and Glasgow in attempt to woo multimillionaire clients

Don’t relax rules on City after Brexit, Mark Carney warns

Bank of England governor predicts financial sector will thrive after Brexit but says there can be no return to the lax pre-2007 regime

‘It’s hard to remember how fraught it was’: Mark Carney on the credit crunch

Speaking to the Guardian 10 years on from the crash, the Bank of England governor recalls how the crisis played out

Nicky Morgan requests assessment of City’s readiness for hard Brexit

New Treasury select committee chair makes request to Bank of England and also asks its view on format of a transition deal

HSBC chief sounds alarm over financial regulation and Brexit

Bank reports big rise in half-year profits to $10.2bn as chairman Douglas Flint calls for global regulation to keep markets safe

Wall Street duo make $150m each on back of Trump election victory

Shareholdings of CEOs at JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs surged by $314m far outstripping bosses at US and European rivals

Banks and companies plan expansion in Frankfurt after Brexit

US investment bank Morgan Stanley is latest to choose city as it vies to become EU’s principle financial centre and win back jobs lost in banking crisis

Bank of America to move some City of London roles to Dublin post-Brexit

Bank is latest high-profile financial firm to set out its post-Brexit plans amid calls for UK to seal transition deal with EU

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