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City of London watchdog is making a fair point on ‘naming and shaming’

Disclosure of the identities of firms under investigation by FCA could be in the public interest

No refund after I was sold a stolen £3,300 bike on eBay

I phoned the police and the bike was seized, but eBay and my bank won’t help over reimbursement

‘Unfair banking’ and ‘damaging’ financial rules harming UK’s small firms, MPs warn

Treasury committee says ‘debanking’ and use of personal guarantees for loans is putting small businesses at risk

The Guardian view on Labour’s big idea: organising the state effectively matters for jobs and growth

Editorial: Rachel Reeves missed a chance to recast a policy that cuts government spending while shovelling state cash into private banks

Geopolitical tensions and Covid crisis: tightrope walk on China and Trump facing new HSBC boss

CEO is making a surprise exit after successfully slimming down the global bank and winning over its tough chair

Goldman Sachs to scrap cap on bonuses for hundreds of UK staff

Changes will allow the investment bank’s star performers to earn up to 25 times their annual salary

Dividends payments soar globally as worker pay stagnates

Shareholder payouts grew 14 times faster than wages over past three years, says Oxfam report

Noel Quinn’s exit seems respectable but big uncertainties about HSBC remain

Chief executive’s departure sounds sensible enough but successor will inherit heavy strategic workload

Inflation in Australia is still stubbornly high. Will the RBA raise interest rates again?

With hopes for a rate cut gone, there is speculation of another rise before the end of 2024. What factors will sway the Reserve Bank’s decision?

HSBC chief Noel Quinn to step down after ‘intense’ five years

Bank says it has started search for a successor as it reports quarterly profits beat forecasts

Barclays accused of greenwashing over financing for Italian oil company

Exclusive: Environmental groups say bank is misleading public over ‘sustainable’ financing for Eni as company vastly expands fossil fuel production

UK consumers feeling more confident about finances, says NatWest boss

For first time since August 2021 people expect position to be better in a year, Paul Thwaite adds

Barclaycard change could mean much higher interest for some customers

Credit card holders who make minimum repayments warned they could be in debt for years longer

Barclays profits tumble 12% as UK interest rates hit mortgage demand

Pre-tax profits drop to £2.3bn between January and March, down from £2.6bn last year

The Guardian view on globalisation’s discontent: it’s not right for poor countries to fund the rich

Editorial: Wealthy nations exploit their position as the world’s bankers to siphon off hundreds of billions from the needy

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