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Is this the Brexit banking exodus Theresa May told us couldn’t happen?

Morgan Stanley’s decision to quit the City is a disaster for Theresa May’s Brexit strategy, writes the former private equity investor Nesrine Malik

Deutsche Bank expects subpoenas over Trump-Russia investigation

Source reveals Robert Mueller’s team and Trump’s exclusive bankers have established informal contacts and requests for information are forthcoming

Morgan Stanley picks Frankfurt as post-Brexit hub

Move by US investment bank to ensure it can keep trading across EU could put 200 jobs at risk in City of London

HBOS inquiry: the time for delays is over

The FCA has its reasons for the hold-ups – but nine years is too long to wait to find out if the bank’s top brass should be barred

‘City will have to launch Brexit plans if there is no transitional deal’

FCA chief warns that firms will have to take action at end of year, as Wall Street bank Citi is tipped to announce Frankfurt move

Dublin is streets ahead of EU rivals as City firms plan for Brexit relocation

Its shared language and links with London have made the Irish capital first choice for banks seeking new bases from which to trade in Europe

JP Morgan: we’ll only move jobs from UK after Brexit if EU forces us

US giant’s chief says fate of thousands of roles will depend on demands imposed by EU regulators and politicians

France steps up effort to woo London banks planning Brexit move

Government aims to make Paris more attractive with lower taxes, lighter regulation and new international schools

We have fixed issues that caused financial crisis, says Mark Carney

Reforms are building a safer, simpler and fairer financial system, FSB chairman and Bank of England governor tells G20 leaders

Ireland says dozen City firms and banks to set up in Dublin over Brexit

Authorities say institutions including ‘an American bank’ have agreed to move some operations from London to Irish capital

Central banks raise alarm over new crash after steep rise in lending

Bankers warn that high-risk borrowers pose danger to stability of global financial markets

Top global banks still lend billions to extract fossil fuels

Analysis of world’s lenders reveals many claim green credentials while still financing fuels like tar sands, oil and coal

SFO has clear public interest in pursuing Barclays case

The financial crisis may feel a long time ago, but the Serious Fraud Office is duty bound to investigate alleged criminality

Lloyds likely to extend compensation deadline over HBOS fraud scandal

Move comes after it emerges only one of 64 victims of fraud committed before bank bought HBOS has received payment

City’s Mansion House dinner cancelled after Grenfell Tower fire

City of London Corporation cancels black-tie event after chancellor Philip Hammond postpones speech in wake of tragedy

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