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‘It’s very troubling’: thieves use vulnerable man to take out £28,000 bank loan

Metro Bank faces questions over safeguards and why victim was allowed to borrow such a big sum

Collapse of UK firm Small World means vital money transfers are not arriving

People in developing countries are particularly affected after the business stopped processing transactions

Sajid Javid to become partner at investment firm Centricus

Former chancellor cleared for role by body examining propriety of ministers taking jobs in private sector

Revolut reports record profits as it hints at plans for IPO

London-based fintech company has been waiting more than three years for its UK licence to be approved

London investment bankers to rake in bigger bonuses after two-year slump

Exclusive: Rise in dealmaking likely to be reflected in spring bonus season as interest rate hike cycle ends

Soaring government debt could roil global financial markets, warns BIS head

Agustín Carstens says world economy on course for ‘smooth landing’ after inflation but political turmoil poses risk

Wimbledon urged to drop Barclays as sponsor over fossil fuel links

Climate groups and anti-war activists say bank using reported £20m deal to ‘hide its multitude of sins’

Barclays and HSBC to cut fixed-rate mortgage deals

Other lenders likely to follow suit as analysts say cuts of up to 0.31 percentage points could fuel ‘summer of savings’

‘People have gone bust’: the small business owners struggling to pay back Covid loans

Four years after the pandemic, firms say rising costs mean they need longer to pay back money from the government

NatWest to take on most of Sainsbury’s Bank

Deal comes as supermarket seeks to offload businesses in order to focus on core grocery arm

HSBC’s Swiss private banking arm breached money-laundering rules, regulator finds

Finma watchdog says bank failed to carry out adequate checks of two high-risk business relationships

‘I was abused twice, first by my partner and then by my bank’

Charities are calling for more help for women trapped with mortgages they cannot change because they are controlled by an abusive partner

Attacks on Barclays put our staff at risk and are not justified by Middle East events

We are appalled by the humanitarian tragedy unfolding in Gaza. Activists must not threaten my colleagues as a result of a disinformation campaign against us

US bank Wells Fargo fires employees for ‘simulating’ being at their keyboards

Workers were sacked after review found they were ‘creating impression of active work’, says filing

Co-op Bank customers voice anger as business payments taken twice

Some users say they were forced into overdrafts because past transactions were repeated

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