G20 delay on Basel III bank curbs
Finance ministers at the G20 meeting in Busan agreed that Basel III anti-speculation rules for banks would be phased in over several years
George Osborne to strip FSA of City regulation powers
Chancellor will risk a schism with the Liberal Democrats when he gives the Bank of England powers formerly assigned to Financial Services Authority
George Osborne attacks structure of EU’s proposed levy on banks
Michel Barnier told the Guardian that a European fund was the ideal, the aim and the second stage
Banking levy plan makes EU look naive
The EU thinks any banking levy should build a fund to cope with future crises, but George Osborne is surely right to want the cash to go straight to the Treasury
Coalition ministers and bankers to oppose pan-European resolution fund
European Union will propose a Europe-wide fund to speed-up decision-making in case of bank collapse financed by levies on banks
George Osborne’s plans to sell stakes in RBS and Lloyds hit by banking review
Coalition's year-long probe into splitting up banks pushes back 'tell Sid' style sell-off
Reforms put Wall Street in its place
Thomas Noyes: Passage of Obama's financial reform bill restores Wall Street to its proper role as the economy's servant – and not its master
City is right to fear Vince Cable
Larry Elliott: As business secretary, Cable could really shake up banking – unless George Osborne's Treasury blocks his reforms
US banking bill: how Senate blocked Barack Obama’s plans
Call for fresh vote could come as early as today as Democrats refuse to yield to Republican pressure for changes
Barack Obama’s message to Wall Street
Thomas Noyes: Careful to show support for free markets while challenging the power of banks, Obama's rhetorical restraint may be paying off
Which party gets the bankers’ vote?
It may seem strange but bankers will probably go for Labour because they would have less to fear
Anglo Irish Bank reports €12.7bn loss as EU launches enquiry into state aid
Anglo Irish Bank have reported huge losses of €12.7bn as Brian Cowen is blamed for 'economic treason' in the Irish parliament after a €10bn bank bailout
Take on the City with a ‘people’s budget’
Alistair Darling's 'sensible and workmanlike' budget will rightly reject George Osborne's calls for immediate tax rises or cuts in public spending to reduce the deficit