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Lloyds sets aside £450m for car loan fines and payouts

Bank’s profits rise 57% but it says there is ‘significant uncertainty’ over liability amid FCA investigation

HSBC shares suffer biggest one-day drop in nearly four years

Bank increases staff bonus pool by 12% despite hit from exposure to China real estate slump

Elizabeth Warren urges regulators to block Capital One’s takeover of Discover

Senator says $35bn deal merging two of the largest US credit card firms will ‘threaten financial stability’ and ‘harm working people’

Nice targets, but scepticism is hard to shake at Barclays

Pledge to return £10bn to shareholders is overshadowed by investment division concerns

Bank of England governor predicts UK recession will be ‘very small’, as MPs push for interest rate cuts – as it happened

Andrew Bailey tells MPs there are signs that UK economy is picking up, after GDP shrank in the last two quarters

Barclays to cut costs by £2bn, raising fears of further job losses

Bank announces drop in profits to £6.6bn as it says it plans to return more to shareholders

U-turn and profits dip add up to tricky sell for Barclays

With rivals HSBC and Lloyds set to announce healthy earnings, it will be a tough week for the bank’s boss

UK savers should pick accounts beating rising cost of living while they can

Many best rates are easy access and notice options rather than ones that lock money away

‘I’m still proud of what we created’: Metro Bank’s 14-year rollercoaster ride

From its lavish launch parties to a 2019 accounting scandal, the UK challenger bank has been beset by controversy

NatWest reports biggest annual profit since 2007 financial crisis

Pre-tax figure of £6.2bn comes as bank confirms Paul Thwaite will take over permanently as chief executive

Virgin Money faces investor backlash over CEO David Duffy’s £2.6m pay deal

Investment adviser raises ‘accountability’ concerns regarding reward 37 times higher than average employee’s

The Guardian view on the digital pound: an impetuous idea with a risky momentum of its own

Editorial: A ‘Britcoin’ would trade convenience for societal dangers that hard cash keeps in check

Musicians walk away after London orchestra leaves them unpaid for months

Emergency backup is called to enable London Chamber Orchestra event at Cadogan Hall to go ahead after protest over payment delays

Tesco to sell bulk of banking business to Barclays for £700m

About 2,800 of supermarket group’s staff will transfer to bank, which will sell Tesco-branded services

Jes Staley stayed ‘in contact with Jeffrey Epstein’ long after joining Barclays

Legal documents said to suggest former bank CEO and child sex offender used third person to communicate

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