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‘We’re not backing down’: Wells Fargo workers push to grow union campaign

Four branches of the bank in New Mexico, Alaska, California and Florida have filed for union elections since November

Cambridge University reportedly could drop Barclays in favour of greener bank

UK lender is a major European funder of oil and gas projects and university has said it does not want to back fossil fuel expansion

No evidence Coutts closed accounts due to political views, report says

Independent review, launched after Nigel Farage’s complaints, finds bank may have breached procedural rules

‘Complete disregard’: Charities condemn Barclays over frozen bank accounts

More groups come forward to describe how shutdown suddenly left them unable to pay bills or staff

Wall Street bank bosses warn Congress that new rules risk hurting US economy

Senate banking committee chair argues lobbying fight is ‘why people hate’ Wall Street and Washington

Bank of England warns AI could pose financial stability risks

‘Careful monitoring’ needed because of rapid pace of artificial intelligence and machine learning

Digital pound should not be considered until risks addressed, MPs warn

Treasury select committee highlights concerns over data privacy and increased possibility of bank runs

Alistair Darling was a rare exception: a politician who quietly got things done

As chancellor during the financial crisis he showed great wisdom and courage, and he played a huge part in keeping the UK intact in the Scottish referendum

How underrated chancellor Alistair Darling helped weather financial crisis

Labour politician, who has died aged 70, faced toughest challenge of his career when economy crashed in 2008

Metro Bank to cut about 800 jobs and review opening hours

Lender to ramp up cost-cutting plans after rescue deal and assess seven-days-a-week branch model

Lloyds chief urges UK policymakers to keep their hands off banks’ profits

CEO Charlie Nunn calls for measures such a windfall tax to be ruled out before next general election

Metro Bank rescue deal can go ahead after shareholders back it

Jaime Gilinski Bacal to increase stake to 53% as lender secures £325m in new capital and £600m of debt

Isas: UK savers to get freedom to chase better deals as rules change

Shake-up will mean people can pay into more than one Isa of the same type, but experts say £20,000 limit should also rise

Thousands of HSBC customers in UK unable to access online banking services

Consumers report problems using bank’s app on one of the busiest shopping days of year, Black Friday

More than 2,500 jobs at risk in Lloyds shake-up

Exclusive: UK’s largest high-street bank preparing review of middle-management roles in response to expected income squeeze

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