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JPMorgan sues customers over alleged fraud linked to TikTok viral glitch

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

Lloyds ‘assessing’ impact of landmark court ruling on car loans

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

Consumers win UK car finance case that could lead to billions in compensation

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

Lloyds backs Reeves budget plans despite mooted tax increases

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

HSBC splits operations into east and west divisions in major overhaul

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

Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon hit branches of Hezbollah-linked bank

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

UK interest rates to fall to 2.75% by next autumn, Goldman Sachs predicts

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

Why is Germany shooting its own stagnating economy in the foot?

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

How to cut through the small print on savings accounts

Some best-buy, high-paying accounts are not always the best for you

Chancellor summons City bosses to No 11 for infrastructure taskforce relaunch

Exclusive: Rachel Reeves will meet senior City figures on Friday to discuss funding of national investment projects

Labour’s new green rules for big companies face resistance in the City

Business lobby groups fear the impact of the government’s environmental standards on efforts to revive the London Stock Exchange

Labour’s challenge is complicated by the triumph of finance. That’s bad news for UK plc

To get the necessary investment, Labour must bring the financial sector onboard while diluting its often malign influence

New HSBC boss ‘ready to cut jobs of senior bankers to save $300m’

Reports say Georges Elhedery’s plans part of restructure that would lead to merging global and commercial units

The Great Escape festival no longer sponsored by Barclays, after criticism of Israel links

Website for festival no longer names Barclays as a partner, following activist campaign against its sponsorship earlier this year

‘They would have just been fired’: bankers on drug- and sex-fuelled drama Industry

Racy TV series is written by former banking employees and known for its attention to detail – but how realistic is it?

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