The Guardian view on big finance: addicted to government handouts

Editorial: Instead of cutting public services, the Treasury should tax the windfall profits of the banking sector

UK banks brace for ‘windfall tax’ to help plug £40bn hole in public finances

No commitment yet to cut banking surcharge after corporation tax U-turn, with sector facing headline tax rate of 33%

Lender told it must in future acknowledge its role in climate crisis after ‘misleading’ Cop26 campaign

New chancellor made no mention of policy in economic update but Treasury sources confirm he will go ahead with controversial move

Editorial: The UN is right to warn that governments risk a worldwide recession precipitated by excessive rate rises

The chief executive pulled out all the stops for customers with their mortgages during the mini-budget turmoil. Now he wants to double their number

There is ‘no justification for lifting the cap’ on bonuses, said general secretary Frances O’Grady

Survey of lenders paints gloomy picture of new deals drying up and end to ‘golden era’ of cheap mortgages

RICS report says rise in repossessions will add to supply while soaring interest rates price buyers out of market

Pensions hedging crisis shows how the City never seems equipped to handle the next big financial hazard

Boss says bank is putting aside more money for potential defaults linked to cost of living crisis

Jamie Dimon said the Federal Reserve ‘waited too long and did too little’ as inflation has surged in the past 18 months

I know we are in volatile financial times but let’s at least have a bit of linguistic variation

Predictions handed to chancellor expected to paint gloomy picture for UK economy amid sweeping tax cuts

Initiative may continue beyond December as bank bosses raise concerns over mortgage market