Coles resumes receiving cash deliveries after halving withdrawal limit amid fears of Armaguard collapse

Retailer’s action taken to avoid cash shortage if the money-moving company were to reduce or cease deliveries

‘I’m not a quitter’: bank trader vows to continue fight after losing Libor appeal

Tom Hayes, first banker to be convicted in 2012 rate-rigging scandal, had his case rejected by UK court of appeal

Lender says move is unrelated to takeover talks with Coventry Building Society

London-headquartered lender wants to take advantage of UK’s decision to scrap bonus cap

Trying to choose between a fixed rate and a tracker, or thinking about getting help from family? Here are the options

Campaigners call on banks to cease funding Ithaca, which is playing a key role in Rosebank oilfield plan

Richard Branson has already indicated he will back takeover that will require the agreement of the group’s shareholders

Exclusive: £10m needed for regulator charged with developing tools to thwart financial crime and protect consumers

Lender nearly triples size of cost-cutting plan to £80m after autumn rescue deal

Chief executive David Duffy would be biggest winner on £3.5m, with large paydays for about 12 other staff if deal goes through

Shadow City minister Tulip Siddiq to reveal plan for target to end financial exclusion of women

The PM’s admiration for Washington’s economic model may backfire amid looming US banking and stock market disasters

Bulgaria’s ‘eternal optimist’ in favour with European finance ministers after first five-year stint encompassing Covid and Ukraine

Coalition of advocacy groups warn that deal would ‘further concentrate risk’ in the financial system and ‘must be stopped’

Citi, BofA, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo leave framework that assesses environmental, social and governance (ESG) financing