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IMF warns of two-speed recovery

West faces weak recovery while emerging economies overheat, worsened by capital flight, warns International Monetary Fund

Microfinance guru Muhammad Yunus faces removal from Grameen Bank

Pressure on Nobel prizewinner to quit bank board but supporters say campaign is politically motivated by Bangladesh government

Osborne promises big bonuses but smaller corporation tax rate

If George Osborne delivers on election promise, big corporations will have smaller tax bills

Project Merlin bonus curbs will bypass banks’ overseas staff

More than 340,000 bankers abroad will not be covered by promise to limit payouts

Bank bonuses bounce back as Treasury signs Project Merlin truce

Liberal Democrat spokesman resigns over deal widely lambasted for failing to meet coalition's promises on banking

George Osborne accused of ‘throwing in the towel’ with bank bonus deal

Pay to be restricted at bailed out banks and £190bn to be lent to businesses under details of long-awaited Project Merlin

Banks close in on deal to keep multimillion-pound payouts secret

As months of talks are all but complete, it emerges that any information about pay could be strictly limited

Osborne’s £800m message to bankers: your bonuses are safe

Bankers and the City understood Osborne's 'tax rise' very well – bank shares rose

Osborne running out of time to get concession on bankers’ pay

Banks are still holding out against increased transparency on high level pay as part of a business lending agreement

Nothing wizard about Project Merlin

The banks' lending commitment won't commit them to lend and the pay agreement will allow them to be handsomely paid, says Nils Pratley

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