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Climate protesters call out US banks for funding fossil fuel projects

Offices of Citibank in New York and Wells Fargo in San Francisco targeted by activists urging shareholders to act

Revolut bank’s valuation stretches credulity despite $15bn slump

It is hard to see how hopes of future growth justify the challenger bank being worth $18bn – not least as it made only £26m in 2021

Revolut’s place as UK’s top fintech firm at risk after Schroders writedown

Asset manager suggests its stake could be worth less only 18 months after investing almost £10m

Credit Suisse says £55bn left bank in lead-up to rescue by UBS

Results reported for what is likely to be the last time as lender’s takeover by Swiss rival nears completion

Banks line up to reassure investors as season of turbulence subsides

First-quarter results for the UK’s big four will vary by exposure to volatile markets, but the boost from high interest rates won’t last

JP Morgan execs reportedly maintained contact with Epstein after dropping him as client

Bank’s links to sex offender financier deeper than previously known, as it faces lawsuit brought by US Virgin Islands

Credit Suisse investors suing Swiss regulator after £4bn bond wipeout

Finma accused of acting unlawfully and undermining confidence in Switzerland as a financial centre

Regulator warns UK banks over miserly savings rates for loyal customers

FCA says it will consider ‘onerous interventions’ if it concludes ‘loyalty penalty harms’ not being addressed

HSBC shareholders urged to vote against break-up of business

Bank warns spinning off more profitable Asia business would be complex and would lower dividends

Barclays ‘should face questions over former chief and Epstein’

Investor advisory firm highlights bank’s support for Jes Staley in 2020-21 despite investigation over his connections with disgraced financier

Banknote printer De La Rue’s chair quits after turnaround plans criticised

Kevin Loosemore had been targeted for months by activist investor Crystal Amber Fund

JP Morgan ready for more banking turmoil as profits jump 52%

Chief executive Jamie Dimon upbeat as bank’s earnings benefit from rise in US and global interest rates

Why Bank of England is looking to bolster UK protections for savers

Governor has played down repeat of 2007-08 financial crisis but review of payout policy points to unhappy memories

Former TSB chief information officer fined £81,000 over IT meltdown in 2018

Regulator says Carlos Abarca ‘failed to take reasonable steps’ to ensure outsourcing firm was ready to migrate accounts en masse

Demand for banknotes at lowest level in 20 years, says De La Rue

World’s largest commercial printer of money issues profit warning after downturn causes ‘significant degree of uncertainty’

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