NatWest shares plunge after bank downgrades profit outlook
Competition for savers’ cash is putting pressure on its finances, says group
The Guardian view on bankers’ bonuses: the sky’s the limit (again)
Editorial: In the week that nearly 4 million Britons were reported to live in destitution, policymakers axed the cap on City pay. How’s that for a healthy society?
UK house prices will not stop falling until 2025, Lloyds predicts
Britain’s biggest mortgage lender forecasts 5% drop over this year and another 2.4% decline in 2024
UK financial regulators scrap cap on bankers’ bonuses
Bonus cap to end on 31 October, a move condemned by unions as an ‘insult to working people’
Barclays bankers fear cost-cutting job losses after profits fall
Third-quarter profits down 4% on a year ago as growth in net interest income from UK retail business stalls
How can NatWest lose my Dad’s £10,000 Isa cash?
It was due to be transferred but never went through. So where’s the money now?
‘I am afraid I will kill myself, like my husband’: spotlight on loan firms in Cambodia after Indigenous suicides
Microfinance was meant to reduce poverty, but borrowers allege they have been victims of ‘predatory’ loans and repayment tactics, which have led to desperation and deaths
Mortgage debts and bust firms put UK banks’ profits under pressure
With the big lenders reporting their results this week, investors are trying to stay optimistic and hoping there will be no more crises
Greta Thunberg joins second climate protest in London this week
Undeterred after being charged over separate demonstration, Thunberg joined fossil fuel activists outside JP Morgan in Canary Wharf
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon ends DJ gigs due to media ‘distraction’
Bank’s board reportedly concerned at attention received by chief executive, who moonlights as DJ D-Sol
Former Bank of China boss arrested on corruption charges
Liu Liange charged with accepting bribes and illegally granting loans amid country’s anti-corruption drive
JP Morgan CEO warns world may be facing ‘most dangerous time’ in decades
Jamie Dimon says Israel-Gaza conflict may have ‘far-reaching impacts’ on energy prices, food costs and international trade
Africa’s ‘optimist-in-chief’ on the continent’s renaissance: ‘Don’t just believe me, believe the data’
In an exclusive interview, Akinwumi Adesina, head of the African Development Bank, says the outlook is good for a continent with the workers of the future and the best investment opportunities
‘Call me’: FCA releases messages between former Barclays boss and Jeffrey Epstein
Financial watchdog provisionally concludes Jes Staley misled it over his friendship with billionaire sex offender
Ex-Barclays boss Jes Staley banned from City over Jeffrey Epstein scandal
Bank to cancel almost £18m in pay and bonuses due former CEO, who also faces potential FCA fine of £1.8m