Brexit weekly briefing: path to UK exit is more like an obstacle course

The past week has shown that the route towards hard Brexit will be full of political, economic and constitutional pitfalls

Dublin exploits Brexit uncertainty to lure firms from London

Irish officials say financial companies are already looking into moving some operations there after Britain leaves EU

Mark Carney: Bank of England will tolerate higher inflation – as it happened

The Bank of England governor has told an audience in Nottingham he will tolerate an overshoot of the Bank’s 2% inflation target

Personal loan war heats up as First Direct raises limit to £50,000

Banks are upping the maximum you can borrow – but interest rates are high

New York best placed to benefit from lost City business, says Cunliffe

Bank of England deputy says it is unlikely any EU rival could replicate services offered by UK financial services industryPound falls back as government says it cannot outline Brexit aims in detail

Deutsche Bank’s potential $14bn penalty in 10 simple charts

Germany’s biggest bank faces a potential penalty over mis-selling. These charts show what it means for the bank and the economy

Bankers warn Brexit could force jobs out of London

Bank of England policymaker says loss of high-paid City jobs could knock hole in Britain’s budget

After sterling’s terrifying plunge, bosses plead for clarity on the future of Brexit

A stern Tory conference dashed many pro-EU hopes, and caused the pound to show frightening weakness. But it seems that Whitehall still lacks a coherent plan

Bank of England investigating dramatic overnight fall in pound

Potential causes of sterling flash crash that compounded earlier losses include ‘fat finger’ error and computer-generated trade

Hammond acts to reassure City and Wall Street on Brexit

Chancellor tells financial sector, worried about foreign investment, that lower level jobs and migrant labour are the problem

Chancellor to tell Wall Street that City will still be financial centre after Brexit

Philip Hammond will attempt to soothe concerns of US banks such as Goldman Sachs and Citi, which are major employers in UK

Hard Brexit, Donald Trump and Deutsche Bank give markets the jitters

Worries mount over article 50 and the Brexit timetable, the health of European banks and the increasingly bitter US election

Deutsche is proof that bank regulators have just been hoping for the best

Even if the ailing institution manages to renegotiate its $14bn penalty, its plight has revealed alarming truths about the banking industry as a whole

Brussels must fight and beat McDonald’s in the battle for tax justice

Corporate taxation around the world is at risk of becoming a joke. Large-scale avoidance must be challenged and defeated

Royal Bank of Scotland turns its back on the Fred Goodwin era

Advertising campaign is part of group’s strategy to run two brands: NatWest in England and Wales and Royal Bank in Scotland