Santander – where’s my account with £125,000?

I moved abroad in 1997, and now can’t seem to trace my money in the UK

Negative interest rates: what you need to know

Following the Bank of Japan’s launch of negative interest rates, we answer the key questions

Stock markets rally as Mario Draghi hints further stimulus on way

Markets rise sharply in belief ECB president will move towards negative interest rates and further QE to ease deflation fears

HSBC’s gunboat diplomacy worked well. Too well

Did the multinational bank ever intend to leave, did Osborne pay too high a price to convince it to stay, and what does this say about the power of banks?

HSBC could switch 1,000 banking jobs to France after a Brexit vote

Chairman backs UK staying in Europe as he announces bank’s HQ will stay in London

HSBC to keep its headquarters in London

After 10-month review and concessions from chancellor, bank has chosen to maintain HQ in London’s Canary Wharf

German poll finds one in three firms would leave UK after Brexit

Bertelsmann Foundation’s survey of 700 British and German firms finds 29% would cut capacity or relocate with 80% firmly behind UK staying in the EU

EU referendum uncertainty could slow down banking, RBS chief warns

Ross McEwan enters debate as Deutsche Bank economists say referendum is a risk to bank share prices

Gilts plunge as interest rate rises recede

The Bank of England’s next move could be more QE or even interest rate cuts. But would Osborne ever consider the activity booster of infrastructure investment?

Fund managers who ignore climate risk ‘could face legal action’

Pension and investment fund managers have a duty to reduce the risk global warming poses to the world economy, green law firm warns

As growth falters, Osborne hopes Mark Carney can keep a lid on interest rates

The chancellor faces lower GDP and lower tax receipts as a result. So it’s vital that consumers’ desire to keep spending isn’t hit by a nasty shock from the Bank

Brexit could slash sterling by 20%, warns Goldman Sachs

US bank predicts decision to leave would interrupt foreign capital inflow and put pressure on current account deficit

We print money to bail out banks. Why can’t we do it to solve climate change?

We need an estimated $1tn per year to stay below a global temperature rise of 2C. Creating new money might be the only way to meet this financial challenge