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Devil-may-care investors fall under spell of Trump-mania

But crazy spending plans that have led to huge rise in borrowing by junk-rated firms are likely to be blocked by Congress

Brexit will cost UK 30,000 finance jobs, says Brussels thinktank

City’s EU rivals must harmonise approach to regulation to avoid banking risk, argues European commission-linked Bruegel

Trump’s bonfire of banking rules could burn us all

The ECB’s Mario Draghi is right to warn against relaxing rules such as Dodd-Frank aimed at preventing another financial crisis

Paris steps up drive to woo London bankers uprooted by Brexit

Political and business leaders make presentations to banks at the Shard on tax breaks and redundancy rules in France

Should financial advisers put us before them? Debate is back on the table

Trump’s pledge to undo reforms that discourage excessive risk-taking has thrown a spotlight on whether regulation helps or hinders growth

Trump orders Dodd-Frank review in effort to roll back financial regulation

President says bill meant to prevent another financial crisis is crippling the economy as critics charge that Trump is caving in to Wall Street

Brexit has allowed the banks to get off Britain’s naughty step

The City rigged markets, laundered money and mis-sold products, but has diverted attention by threatening to leave London

Frankfurt prepares for Brexit bankers: ‘Maybe our city will change them’

‘Boring’ Frankfurt is set to attract financial businesses from London with its accessibility, low property costs and family-friendly facilities. ‘Maybe these play hard, work hard people will start to enjoy the slower pace,’ hopes one resident

Mozambique fell prey to the promise of fabulous wealth – now it can’t pay nurses

Nurses and teachers are among those bearing the brunt of a debt crisis rooted in the mistaken belief that major gas reserves would bring untold riches

Mark Carney: internet-only lenders pose risk to UK financial system

Bank of England governor says fintech firms could trigger next financial crash without tighter regulation

Citigroup plans new operations away from London after Brexit

US bank in talks with Ireland, Italy, France, Spain, Germany and Netherlands in search for new European base once UK leaves EU

Financial firms in talks with Amsterdam over relocation from London

Dutch capital confirms negotiations in wake of Brexit vote but country’s strict cap on bankers’ bonuses remains an obstacle

The UK’s economy is London-centric. Brexit is the chance to change that

We need a new, decentralised banking system that invests in local initiatives to create jobs and industries in the regions that have been left behind

Brexiters expect to leave the EU on a free trade ‘crusade’. What if they are wrong?

The prime minister has promised us trade deals across the world. There may be a price

Is the City of London going to hell in a Brexit handcart?

Shifting banking jobs out of London to Frankfurt or Paris is not the pre-Brexit start of the City’s demise. But in the Trump era, any move to New York might be

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