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Hopes of sharp fall in household energy bills as HSBC cuts gas price forecast

Bank slashes predicted 2023 European wholesale price by 30% as mild weather reduces demand

Savings: Britons urged to act soon as some interest rates pass 4%

Consumers have got used to poor returns on savings accounts, but there are now better deals

UK could face ‘banking crisis worse than 2008’ if City fails to prepare for fossil fuel collapse

Report from climate activist groups says City is unprepared for potential collapse in value of fossil fuel assets

Jes Staley had ‘profound friendship’ with Jeffrey Epstein, court documents claim

Allegation about ex-Barclays boss is made in US Virgin Islands lawsuit against JP Morgan

Goldman Sachs to start cutting up to 3,200 jobs this week

Redundancies expected to be concentrated in investment banking division and consumer arm

TSB and Santander staff bonuses could be hit after City fines

Exclusive: Pay committees will factor in regulator’s fines over IT meltdown and money-laundering controls

Names of UK Covid business loan borrowers to stay secret, tribunal rules

Ruling says enough scrutiny exists to detect fraud while naming recipients in £47bn scheme puts them at risk

Santander UK drops 2:1 requirement for graduate scheme

Bank says changing minimum qualification rules opens scheme to 64,000 more candidates each year

UK firms less likely to borrow than at any time since financial crash

Demand for credit is waning among UK’s leading companies, according to accountancy firm Deloitte

From super scooters to smarter meters: six firms to watch in 2023

Times are tough for businesses old and new, but the pace of change in many sectors this year will be relentless

Goldman Sachs boss unveils plan to cut jobs amid global economy fears

CEO David Solomon said he will make cuts in January with reports claiming investment bank will axe about 4,000 posts

£1.1bn in fees, 3.1m hours, 14 years: the UK cost of winding up Lehman Brothers

PwC, administrator of Lehman’s London arm since bank’s failure in 2008, secures three more years to finish process

China’s move to ease Covid travel restrictions lifts hopes for global economy

Analysts says lifting of many rules may soften impact of higher interest rates and unblock supply chains in 2023

TSB fined £48m over ‘serious failings’ in IT meltdown

FCA penalises bank after millions of customers were locked out of their accounts for weeks

Six big UK banks to start lending on flats with cladding

Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, Nationwide, NatWest and Santander to offer mortgages on medium and high-rise properties from January

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