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UK millionaires think Brexit will make them even richer, survey finds

Rich ‘now taking a more positive view’ of Britain’s departure from the EU, UBS Wealth Management finds

Goldman Sachs to move hundreds of staff out of London due to Brexit

Bank, which employs 6,000 staff in UK, says it will take extra office space in Frankfurt and Paris as part of contingency plan

The Global Laundromat: how did it work and who benefited?

Everything you need to know about the money-laundering scheme that moved billions of dollars out of Russia

British banks handled vast sums of laundered Russian money

Exclusive: Billions of dollars were moved out of Russia in ‘Global Laundromat’ operation, with anonymously owned UK companies playing major role

Rising food costs – what’s that got to do with the price of Brexit?

Finsbury Food Group reports this week – and has already complained about higher post-Brexit vote costs. Will it take the hit or pass it on?

Ireland voices anger over EU rivals wooing finance firms from London

Dublin makes complaint about other European cities using undercutting to attract businesses looking to relocate after Brexit

UK projects ‘at risk’ if PM demands £9bn refund from EU after Brexit

Midlands Engine among schemes in peril if May seeks return of assets in European Investment Bank as reported, says source

Democrats question Trump ‘conflict of interest’ with Deutsche Bank investigation

Calls for justice department’s handling of inquiry into alleged money laundering at president’s top creditor to be investigated

City watchdog sounds alarm bells over hard Brexit

FCA chief says sudden EU exit would create myriad headaches, not least making it harder to keep an eye on banks

Losing banking jobs to EU ‘threatens financial stability across Europe’

Concern growing in the City that Brexit-related bank moves could unravel related professions and risk wider financial turmoil

Paris, Frankfurt, Vilnius: how EU cities are vying for London’s bankers

Quality of life, language and labour laws are in the mix as competition for City business heats up ahead of Britain’s EU exit

We are unlikely to spot next financial crisis, Bank of England official says

MPC member Gertjan Vlieghe tells MPs that central bank’s financial models ‘are just not that good’ for predicting even a recession

Co-op Bank is up for sale – is it time to leave?

Its ethical values and cooperative approach are under threat. We look at what it means for its 1.4 million current account customers, and at the alternatives

Deutsche Bank examined Donald Trump’s account for Russia links

Bank looked for evidence of whether loans to president were underpinned by guarantees from Moscow, Guardian learns

How Donald Trump became Deutsche Bank’s biggest headache

It’s no surprise the bank that likes to say yes to Trump is reviewing its arrangements with him now he is president

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