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Barclays boss Jes Staley fooled into email exchange with prankster

CEO’s effusive replies suggest he failed to realise emails from ‘John McFarlane’ after bruising AGM were not from chairman

Barclays chief apologises to shareholders over whistleblowing incident

Jes Staley admits mistake at AGM, where 17% of investors failed to back his re-election to board

Staley might be right: UK immigration policy could be key to City’s future

The ability to hire skilled staff from abroad must be protected, Barclays boss suggests, and the next government should take note

Noel Edmonds demands £73m compensation over HBOS fraud

TV presenter sends letter to Lloyds claiming he lost tens of millions, and suffered ‘deep distress and public humiliation’

Barclays CEO sees no reason for Brexit jobs shift to Europe

Jes Staley describes challenge as ‘wholly manageable’ and less costly than other problems the bank has encountered

City banks could move at least 9,000 jobs from UK due to Brexit

Reuters research finds Frankfurt and Dublin are biggest likely winners as financial firms plan for Britain’s exit from EU

City firms say they won’t be ready for Brexit in two years

Banks are preparing for a hard Brexit and want to keep as many jobs in the UK as they can, finds report

Employment agency Transline and the art of alternative facts

After many apparent contradictions, the company linked to the Sports Direct scandal is expected to make an announcement on its future

Brexit will ‘stall’ City, says Goldman Sachs chief

Lloyd Blankfein, whose bank employs more than 6,000 in London, says it has ‘contingency plans’ to move staff out of UK

The Guardian view on the Bank of England: independence and accountability

Editorial: Two decades after Gordon Brown allowed the Bank to set interest rates, it must answer new questions about its role and responsibilities

RBA governor warns high household debt leaves Australia vulnerable to future shocks

Philip Lowe concerned about link between rising household debt and house prices and the possibility of ‘future sharp cuts’ in spending from those in debt

JP Morgan to move hundreds of jobs out of UK due to Brexit

US bank says it may consider shifting more staff to Dublin, Frankfurt and Luxembourg once outcome of talks with EU is known

If Barclays CEO is shown the door, let it be for the right reason

Jes Staley deserves criticism over the whistleblower affair – but is now being unfairly kicked by hedge fund KKR

Barclays chief admits he ‘made a mistake’ over whistleblowing case

Jes Staley says he has not offered to resign over scandal, as bank reports profits doubled to £1.6bn in first quarter

Barclays boss faces shareholder revolt over whistleblowing case

Advisory group tells investors to abstain from vote to re-elect Jes Staley to board after he tried to unmask whistleblower

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