Britain must repair ties with Europe after Brexit, says Barclays chairman

John McFarlane says companies should not lose sight of Europe as a market as prime minister warns business leaders against becoming ‘fixated’ on EU

Singapore bank halts lending for London properties over Brexit vote

United Overseas Bank stops writing loans while DBS Bank, Singapore’s biggest lender, warns customers of ‘foreign exchange and sovereign risks’

Bank of England governor will speak on Thursday and has also met UK bank chiefs as part of contingency plan in wake of Brexit vote

Financial services group assumed 50% probability of leaving EU and is chaired by experienced former civil servant

European stock markets claw back some of their losses on Tuesday, and sterling picks up for first time since Friday’s Brexit vote

Bank of America and Pimco tell clients that gulf between rich and poor could spark further anti-establishment backlash

Standard & Poor’s issues downgrade and pound hits 31-year low despite chancellor’s attempts to soothe markets

With a lame-duck chancellor and Boris Johnson in the land of make-believe, the financial positives are few and far between

Housebuilders and banks were hit by Thursday’s vote, but high trading volumes show buyers are embracing volatile market

RBS falls to levels last seen in 2009 before regaining some ground as Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group also drop sharply

Chancellor to make morning statement to reassure markets as survey reveals negative business impact of EU vote

Bank of England governor may cancel Portugal visit as City expects further stock market battering on Monday over Brexit

ECB warning highlights risk of damage to London’s standing as global financial centre

London-based institutions could be stripped of ‘passports’ that allow them to sell services to rest of EU, says François Villeroy de Galhau

JP Morgan, Airbus and Ford say they will review UK operations as analysts warn of serious implications for City workforce