Greece crisis: Creditors to work on Plan B – as it happened

War of words ahead of key weekend meeting

Griechenland ist ein Nebenschauplatz. Die Eurozone ist gescheitert und Opfer sind auch die Deutschen

Die Einheitswährung hat die Löhne über den Kontinent hinweg gedrückt und die Arbeiter der führenden Wirtschaft am härtesten getroffen

Standard & Poor’s warns on banks and Brexit

Global banks could look elsewhere for their European bases if Britain votes to leave the EU

Greek eurozone crisis: In or out, financial future is far from rosy

Time is running out as the country’s banks face a debilitating run on their deposits as nervous savers take out their cash, but there’s still hope for a deal

Goldman Sachs to advise on RBS and Lloyds sell-off

Wall Street firm appointed after George Osborne’s announcement of plan to sell shares in bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland at a loss

RBS could take until weekend to make 600,000 missing payments after glitch

Delay in payments – including tax credits and disability living allowance – is latest technology failure to affect UK bank’s customers

IoD index to put spotlight on worst corporate governance

Barclays, HSBC and Tesco among companies criticised in index of boardroom behaviour that aims to predict next scandal to hit corporate Britain

Is the Bilderberg group sinister? Only ever so

Here’s a glimpse of what might be happening behind the scenes…

Senior figures doubt Osborne claim that taxpayers will profit from bank bailouts

Chancellor’s £14bn figure, released as part of his Mansion House speech on the sale of the government stake in RBS, is called into question

RBS sell-off: George Osborne should wait at least 50p longer

With each 50p rise in share price the taxpayer gets back around £4.5bn of its 2008 bailout

George Osborne signals RBS selloff in Mansion House speech

Sale of bailed-out bank’s shares at present prices means a £13bn shortfall for taxpayer from 2008 part-nationalisation

Mark Carney to warn rogue City traders they should face 10 years in jail

Bank of England governor to unveil four-pronged attack against ‘ethical drift’ in global markets including a new standards board and stiffer prison sentences

Greece bailout talks – the main actors in a modern-day epic

The Syriza-led coalition’s long fight to end years of austerity by striking a deal with the troika is nearing its end. Here are the main players of the eurozone crisis

HSBC sets out choice between immeasurable differences

Structured Review of Location of Holding Company could be designed to convince Chancellor George Osborne to ease bank levy

HSBC: political risk towers over bank’s structural review

Nils Pratley: The decision where to base the global bank’s HQ is anything but structured – it boils down solely to appetite for risk