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Comparethemarket.com considers testing the meerkat with London IPO

BGL Group, parent of the well-known price comparison website, confirms it has appointed advisers for a possible £1bn flotation

Santander sets aside another £450m as PPI still haunts UK banks

Top up to payment protection insurance provision drives Spanish bank’s UK arm to fourth quarter loss of £82m

MPs question appointment of former bankers’ lobbyist in senior tax role

Treasury committee questions appointment of former British Bankers’ Association chair Angela Knight as new head of Office of Tax Simplification

Brexit ‘would trigger economic and financial shock’ for UK

Credit Suisse analysts predict vote to leave EU would cause snap recession, hit share and house prices and knock up to 2% off GDP

Davos 2016: George Osborne says Google tax deal is a ‘major success’ – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the final day of the World Economic Forum in Davos

JP Morgan’s threat to leave if UK quits EU may bolster support for Brexit

British voters do not have much affection for investment bankers – many will see vague threats to go elsewhere as arrogant

JPMorgan backs campaign to keep Britain in the EU

Announcement follows Goldman Sachs’ endorsement of Britain Stronger in Europe campaign as David Cameron calls for business support

Goldman Sachs backs campaign to keep Britain in European Union

Reported six-figure donation sent from bank’s international arm to Britain Stronger in Europe even before date for referendum is set

Bank levy cuts prove chancellor dances to City’s tune, John McDonnell says

Shadow chancellor criticises George Osborne’s decision as newspaper report reveals sustained pressure from bankers

Sainsbury’s needs to make the numbers add up for any Argos deal

Supermarket chain’s attempt to take over Home Retail Group must take into consideration whether it will be able to make a profit

Goldman Sachs pays Nick Clegg £22,500 for EU speech

Ex-deputy PM, who once condemned bank for ‘recklessness and greed’, also paid £22,000 by PepsiCo

RBS sell warning spells trouble for George Osborne’s budget

Chancellor could be announcing missed borrowing target and postponement of feel-good Lloyds retail offer in March

City watchdog denies going soft on banks after dropping inquiry

Financial Conduct Authority chief Tracey McDermott rejects senior MP’s claim that there has been a ‘weakening of resolve’

Acting FCA boss withdraws from race for top job

Tracey McDermott admits she no longer wants chief executive role but still faces grilling by MPs on watchdog’s softly-softly approach to banking

HSBC apologises for leaving customers unable to access online accounts

Bank says ‘complex technical issues’ affecting millions is taking longer to fix than it should, amid growing calls for a full explanation

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