UK banks urged to beef up anti-fraud systems for international payments

Data reveals ‘notable increase’ in scammers tricking people into sending money abroad

Government sells final shares in NatWest 17 years after £45bn bailout

Sale ends state ownership of the banking group, then known as Royal Bank of Scotland, after 2008 rescue

Mauritanian economist who led Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa will succeed Akinwunmi Adesina

Our own weak controls led to £28m of losses through government’s bounce back loans, says chief executive

Government expected to sell last shares in banking group this week, drawing a line under 2008 financial crisis bailout

Bank’s UK division hardens hybrid working policy with requirement to spend at least 60% of time in office

Ian Stuart tells MPs that cybersecurity is biggest expense as bank systems face scrutiny after M&S and Co-op attacks

Exclusive: Bank also set to slash bonuses in wider shake-up that could help make it more attractive to potential buyers

If you are sticking loyally with a bank, using an overdraft or failing to read the small print, you may well be losing out

Investment firms say scaling back tax breaks would help UK stocks, but banks and public are wary of change

Watchdogs could cut capital rules as Trump’s deregulation drive opens door to rollback of post-crisis protections

Auditors question if Peter Mandelson-linked firm can raise adequate funding after news of regulator’s investigation

Brussels-based Euroclear holds most of Russia’s frozen assets but confiscation could be ‘act of war’

For many couples, shared income is no longer the default model – and some enjoy keeping things separate

Shareholder advisory firms concerned long-term reward plan could pay out to bosses regardless of performance