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Climate campaigners sue BNP Paribas over fossil fuel finance

Action against one of Europe’s largest financial institutions is the first climate-related lawsuit against a commercial bank

Lloyds accused of ‘stuffing bankers’ pockets’ as it proposes £9.1m CEO deal

Chief executive Charlie Nunn could receive £9.1m payout, while top performing bankers to share £446m bonus pot for work in 2022

UK inflation could fall below 2% this year, Citi forecasts

Falling gas prices and CPI decline could boost public finances before 2024 general election

Disabled daughter lost £2,449 in Santander bank switch

She was woken up by an Apple Pay alert to discover the money had disappeared

HSBC quarterly profits more than double after interest rate rises

Bank increases CEO’s bonus and plans bigger shareholder payout as it faces pressure from investor Ping An

Big banks are raking in billions, and we all pay the price – time for a new windfall tax

Rises in interest rates are driving unemployment, low wages and poverty while the banks cash in, says campaigner Fran Boait

Revolut: can the chancellor’s fintech favourite fix its image problem?

The UK’s would-be ‘Amazon of banking’ run by Nikolay Storonsky has raised alarm over delayed accounts, EU regulatory fines, its co-founder’s Russian ties and issues with staff

Too slow and too secret? Pace of Staley investigation undermines trust

City watchdog’s investigation into former Barclays chief executive’s account of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein needs resolution

NatWest accused of ‘unjust’ profiteering after CEO paid £5.2m

Alison Rose becomes group’s second-highest-paid boss as bank reports largest profits since 2007

Chinese billionaire tech banker Bao Fan goes missing

Disappearance of China Renaissance chair raises fears of fresh crackdown on China’s finance industry

Standard Chartered top bankers to receive biggest bonuses since financial crisis

Emerging markets-focused bank records strong performance with profits up by 28%

Ex-Barclays boss accused of holding discussions with Jeffrey Epstein about photos of young women

US lawsuit claims Jes Staley received pictures of young women in seductive poses from the sex offender

Barclays staff to share £1.2bn in bonuses despite drop in profits

The 15% fall in profits follows costs of US trading blunder and money being put aside for defaults by borrowers

Philip Lowe has a good game face. If he has any doubts over his decisions, they aren’t showing

The RBA governor came to Senate estimates armed with messages he wanted to convey and an inclination to avoid all trapdoors

Banks are making record profits while everyone normal is having a wretched time

The banks! We cannot send them to Pluto because they have our money squirrelled away in their bankholes

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  • US stocks rise, dollar slides as investors digest Democrats’ midterm victories
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  • After the US midterms, what will a lame duck Trump mean for the global economy?
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