Bank of England seeks to limit damage of UK’s vote to leave EU

Will Brexit be the catalyst for another financial crisis in the eurozone or the wider world economy?

Market reaction to Britain’s leave vote: it could have been worse

Do not read too much into the City’s initial response, divorce negotiations with the EU are now the main event

Governor says Bank of England will take any measures needed to secure economic and financial stability

Stock market sell-offs follow Brexit fillip, but strategist warns sterling may fall whatever result – due to ‘economic mess’

Major banks will also switch off computer-driven trading systems to avoid huge losses from swings in shares, bonds and currency

Société Générale’s Albert Edwards points to recovery after ERM exit as he dismisses pessimism over a devaluation of sterling

Though the central bank’s warning about the EU vote may sound alarmist to Brexiters, it would be bizarre if it stayed silent on the issue

Barclays will be hardest hit if Britain votes to leave EU and all dividend payouts will be axed, say bank experts at Bernstein

Bank – which is 73% state-owned – tells employees not to offer views that could influence the way customers vote

US bank, which employs 9,000 people in the UK, says a leave vote would force it to move its London and Belfast hubs

Major banks will have staff working overnight to deal with anticipated market volatility after the vote on EU membership on 23 June

Bank of England boss Mark Carney should listen to those who fear regulators need to do more to stop continued bad practice in the financial sector

Jamie Dimon, whose firm employs 19,000 in UK, tells staff that vote to leave EU would be a terrible deal for British economy

The retailer’s three-year plan went over the top with the gear metaphors. But will its results be in the same ratio?

Osborne can sell shares in small tranches to professional investors at level at which taxpayers break even on stake in bank