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Barclays to bar trans women from using its female bathrooms

Boss confirms policy change as businesses move to comply with recent supreme court ruling

HSBC sets aside more cash for bad loans amid Trump tariff war

UK-based bank warns that trade tensions will lead to lower investment, consumer spending and GDP growth

UK banks brace for first-quarter reports after Trump tariff turmoil

Lenders expected to split into two camps: those focused on domestic customers and those with large operations in the US, China and the EU

Revolut tracking staff behaviour with points-based ‘Karma’ bonus system

Booming fintech company gives details of initiative to improve working culture as profits more than double

NatWest chair thanks UK taxpayers for bailout ahead of return to private ownership

Rick Haythornthwaite said bank was indebted to public for £46bn rescue package that kept it afloat in 2008

My renewal quote for Co-op home insurance has almost tripled to £1,353

After previously paying £518, quote comes as shock to loyal customer who has made no claims in many years

Santander looks at splitting car finance from rest of UK division

Review follows fallout from commission scandal, which could cost bank up to £1.9bn in compensation

NatWest investors to scrutinise pay in last AGM before full privatisation

UK government expected to sell remaining stake in bailed-out bank in coming weeks

The Guardian view on City deregulation: a recipe for recklessness

Editorial: The Treasury seems to think relaxing financial rules will boost growth. There’s little evidence for this idea – and every reason to believe it could exacerbate risks

UK banks expected to win shareholder approval for big pay rises for bosses

Proxy advisory firms back plans for hikes in maximum payouts 18 months after removal of banker bonus cap

HSBC and Co-op Bank cut mortgage rates as Halifax and Lloyds ease rules

Lenders stepping up mortgage price war in apparent response to financial turmoil sparked by US tariffs

Goldman Sachs boss says chances of US recession have increased after Trump tariffs

David Solomon warns that escalating trade war poses ‘material risks’ for US and global growth

Barclays cuts rates on some mortgages to below 4% amid US tariffs turmoil

Bank is largest UK lender to cut rates in apparent response to turbulence, and experts predict others will follow

Bank of England says AI software could create market crisis for profit

Concern grows over programs deployed to act with autonomy that may ‘exploit weaknesses’

Barclays ditches gender and ethnicity targets in US

Bank says it still values inclusivity after bowing to Trump agenda by changing hiring and promotion policy

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