Lloyds shareholders could take £1bn hit over car finance crisis

Analysts forecast bank will have to halve £2bn buyback plan, as ex-boss of City regulator blames watchdog for crisis

Could you be entitled to a payout after court ruling on car finance?

After ‘secret’ commissions paid to dealers by lenders were ruled unlawful, billions might be available in compensation

Industry and Treasury hold urgent talks after court of appeal rules consumers were mis-sold loans

Rise in hybrid warfare and cyber-attacks blamed on pro-Russia groups prompt Nordic neighbours to backpedal

London-headquartered bank says profits beat forecasts as it prepares to split eastern and western operations

Some analysts say court of appeal ruling on mis-selling could cost the bank £1.1bn

US bank accuses four users of stealing about $660,000 in total from ATMs using fake cheques

Lender holds about £15bn in loans through Black Horse and could have to pay compensation for mis-selling

Judges in test case rule it was unlawful for lenders to pay commission to car dealers without borrowers’ knowledge

Bank expects ‘constructive, pro-growth agenda’ by chancellor next week and seeks to be part of it

Bank will also divide into four businesses as it seeks to cut costs and navigate rising geopolitical tensions

Strikes targeted Al-Qard Al-Hassan buildings in Beirut’s southern suburbs, south Lebanon and the Bekaa valley

Economists at investment bank say markets are underestimating likely extent of action by Bank of England

A proposed Italian-German bank merger makes sense for Europe, but Berlin is opting for domestic protectionism, says economics commentator Simon Nixon

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