Deutsche Bank: 4,000 jobs at risk of being moved out of UK after Brexit

Bank says 2,000 front office people could be moved, with another 2,000 posts to be reviewed depending on new regulations

Barclays boss’s spy act is a funny old business

Perhaps bungling whistleblower Jes Staley deserves credit for playing spooky homage to Rowan Atkinson’s 1990s comic TV ads

Brexit’s unpredictable outcome poses risk to global stability, says IMF

Organisation also says financial stability is threatened by US corporate debt, China’s credit bubble and weak EU banks

US senator presses Deutsche Bank for details of Trump loans

Chris Van Hollen asks Germany’s biggest bank for assurances it will not use the US president’s loans as ‘leverage’

Barclays whistleblower case sparks calls for more protection

Bank’s chief executive is under investigation for attempting to unmask anonymous employee who raised concerns

Under-fire Barclays chief is probably guilty of behaving like a chump

Poor Jes Staley will have to get by on just his £10,000 a day basic salary after trying to unmask a whistleblower

Barclays boss used bank’s security team to hunt for whistleblower

Jes Staley’s bonus to be ‘very significantly cut’ after he apologised for breach of rules in what Barclays admits is a serious offence

Barclays boss admits errors over whistleblower and says ‘I got too personally involved’ – as it happened

Bank says Jes Staley made honest mistake, but is reprimanded and will see compensation cut

Bank of England orders financial firms to draft Brexit contingency plans

Mark Carney sets 14 July deadline to see plans, saying firms must prepare for ‘all eventualities’ as he calls on politicians not to cut City adrift from Europe

Low interest rates put global financial sector at risk, IMF warns

Prolonged cheap borrowing costs would hit earnings and force financial institutions to change business models, study says

Reserve Bank head warns house price speculation is a risk to Australian economy

Philip Lowe says too many interest-only loans being issued to people with the ‘skinniest of buffers’ and blames tax policies, such as negative gearing

EU financial centres vie to poach tens of thousands of City jobs

Report says firms in Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin are lobbying their governments to match London’s business-friendly environment and steal ‘low-hanging fruit’

Leading City firms begin to lay groundwork for London jobs exodus

Lloyd’s of London and Royal London set up subsidiaries outside of UK as JP Morgan and Citigroup explore relocation options

London will remain Europe’s financial capital despite Brexit

Never mind Lloyd’s, City will remain streets ahead of its European competitors even if hundreds of jobs go to Paris or Brussels

UK banks asked to draw up plans to show they are prepared for Brexit

Bank of England says City institutions need to reassure regulators that they are ready for a range of possible outcomes