Government considers seven-day switching service for mortgages
Consultation begins on plans to force providers of range of services to make it easier, and faster, for customers to switch
Osborne’s focus on UK’s deficit deters scrutiny of his weak economic plan
Chancellor’s cuts to government spending does not amount to long-term strategy: Labour has a chance to take the initiative
Climate change: Australia’s big banks urged to reject new loans for coal projects
Exclusive: Market Forces says halt to refinancing existing loans would also test banks’ support for 2C warming target
Big Four banks benefit from regulator’s featherlight approach
CMA inquiry’s tweaks leave customers waiting for real a FinTech revolution as Vodafone’s organic view finally comes good
A new crisis in Greece would give the Leave campaign its own Project Fear
There are very good reasons to be wary of leaving the EU. But what if we stay and the union breaks up?
EU referendum campaigns to reveal biggest donors
Britain Stronger in Europe, Vote Leave and smaller groups required to issue figures under election law
Quiet crisis: why battle to prop up Italy’s banks is vital to EU stability
Forget Brexit or Grexit, €360bn of bad loans within a fragmented Italian banking sector could be the biggest threat of all
Osborne’s fairy godmother can’t make debts vanish forever
A succession of windfalls from privatisations, pensions liberalisation and bank fines have created a faint illusion of prosperity in the chancellor’s Britain. It can’t last
Chancellor says banks’ payments to regulators are tax deductible
Routine costs to cover City regulators’ work, but not fines, can be deducted from corporation tax bills, says George Osborne
More companies risk shareholder anger over excessive pay deals
After votes against pay deals at BP and Smith & Nephew, investors are scrutinising other FTSE firms as discontent mounts
‘I have a conscience’: the Wall Streeters fighting for Bernie Sanders in New York
The financial industry looms large in the coming primary – and some bankers say they’ll push for the Vermont senator even if his policies could hurt their careers
Profit on RBS stake sale will be tricky, warns outgoing Treasury chief
Sir Nicholas Macpherson admits government’s remaining 73% stake in bailed-out bank may have to be sold well below break-even price of 502p
How would Brexit affect finance for SMEs?
Finance is a key issue for small business in the UK. Our expert panel looks at how it might be affected by the EU referendumSend in your questions for our expert panel here
Bank bailout v Tata bailout – how the costs compare
It is less than a decade since the UK spent billions of pounds bailing out the banks. So how much would it cost to bailout Tata Steel?
Rogues gallery: how photographers are targeting the 1%
With his CCTV-style pictures of London’s financial elite, Daniel Mayrit joins a growing number of activist photographers lifting the veil on the City