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Barclays warns inflation and cost of living crisis is hurting customers

Bank puts aside extra cash to cover potential loan defaults amid fears over effects from Ukraine war

Lloyds says customers cutting back on streaming and gyms as inflation bites

Bank warns of more loan defaults amid cost of living crisis as it reports 14% fall in first-quarter pre-tax profit

Fraud in Covid bounceback loan scheme not being addressed, say MPs

Public accounts committee say government must devote more resources to recovering nearly £5bn

HSBC profits fall nearly 30% on Ukraine war and default fears

Bank puts aside £504m to cover unpaid loans as customers miss payments due to cost of living crisis

Bank bosses’ optimism darkens as war follows on the heels of Covid

Last year’s hopes of a return to normal will largely be absent from this week’s downbeat set of UK lenders’ results

Scilly residents face paying hundreds to visit the bank as last branch closes

Lloyds is to close the Isles’ last branch meaning the nearest bank will be 44 miles and a ferry ride away

UBS should be banned from doing business in PNG after loan deal, PM tells parliament

James Marape says failed deal cost country ‘in excess of $AUD340m’ and accused bank of overcharging by AUD$175m

Santander to reduce opening hours across hundreds of branches

Bank says it is responding to changing habits with all but four branches due to shut at 3pm

BoE asks financial firms for £24m more to keep track of risks from crypto assets

Levy increase needed to hire 100 extra staff in response to ‘new policy responsibilities’, says regulator body

Credit Suisse issues profit warning caused by jump in legal costs

The bank, beset by a string of controversies, has put aside an extra 600m Swiss francs for unspecified cases

Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light

The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking

Vote down executive pay at Barclays and Standard Chartered, investors told

Rebellions loom as Glass Lewis advises banks’ shareholders to reject higher base pay and excessive pensions

Goldman Sachs pay falls by a third and profits slump as investment boom ends

Wall Street lenders feel the pinch from Ukraine war and growth fuelled by easing of Covid restrictions wanes

ABN Amro apologises for historical links to slavery

Dutch bank says sorry for ‘pain and suffering’ caused by past actions and activities of its predecessor firms

Kremlin will take legal action if Russia pushed into default, minister threatens

Sanctions are designed to make it difficult for Russia to make sovereign debt payments to foreign investors

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