Why I can’t bank on Lloyds any more

I adore my local branch and I loathe the way the bosses are closing so many of them

Will Italy be Europe’s next casualty as Renzi risks all on referendum?

Matteo Renzi’s pledge on constitutional reform is starting to look as ill-starred as David Cameron’s Brexit poll

Goldman Sachs warns British operations may ‘restructure’ after Brexit

The EU referendum ‘may adversely affect’ the bank’s London arm, according to a regulatory filing, as US banks may follow suit in order to serve eurozone

Mortgage lenders delay moves to pass on interest rate cut

Bailed-out banks NatWest and Lloyds appear reticent to cut SVR rates despite warning from Bank of England governor

PPI claims – all you need to know about the mis-selling scandal

Now that the City watchdog has extended the claims deadline those annoying PPI calls are unlikely to stop anytime soon. Neither are the bank payouts

Hands up if you were right about the post-Brexit economy

This week brings new economic data that will again encourage both sides of the argument to indulge in self-justification

Local businesses will pay the price of Lloyds branch closures

When a bank closes its doors, lending to small businesses in the area declines, damaging the local economy

To show confidence, Philip Hammond should hang on to Lloyds shares

‘Market volatility’ postponed George Osborne’s plan for Lloyds retail offer – the new chancellor should play the long game

Vicenza: dark heart of Italy’s banking crisis where locals have lost millions

Collapse of BPV has left citizens with nothing and the ramifications could damage the whole of Italy and the eurozone

NatWest paves way for introduction of negative interest rates

Bank warns business customers it may have to charge to accept deposits but says it has no plans to do so for personal accounts

UK banks prepare response to expected interest rate cut

Lloyds among high street operators facing pressures sparked by Brexit vote, which could lead to further job cuts and closures

Parliamentary BHS report will complete Wright’s ‘worst of Britain’ series

Findings on retailer expected to make difficult reading for former owners Sir Philip Green and Dominic Chappell

One month after the referendum, are predictions of Brexit blight coming true?

Though the Leave vote hit share values hard, many have recovered. But other sectors of the economy will be counting the cost for years

TSB chief says Brexit vote mortgage jitters faded fast

Spanish-owned bank’s CEO Paul Pester says mortgage activity only dipped briefly but EU poll result could yet stall banking reforms

Frankfurt tries to tempt the bankers fleeing a post-Brexit Britain

City highlights its low rents, good transport links and international population for firms considering a move from London