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Russia’s VTB Capital suspended from London Stock Exchange

Company can no longer trade in City after UK imposes sanctions against Russian firms and individuals

‘Milestone year’: in its 150th year, the Co-op Bank can see a brighter future

Back in profit for the first time in a decade and its scandals behind it, its eyes are turning to a merger or flotation

Warren East’s departure from Rolls-Royce is bad timing, but he’s done well

Choosing the day Russia invaded Ukraine to make his announcement sums up the chief’s tumultuous stint

Kyiv furious as EU fails to block Russia from Swift payment system

Ukraine foreign minister voices anger as EU leaders decide against blocking Russia from international payments system

Two former European prime ministers quit boards of Russian companies

Finland’s Esko Aho and Italy’s Matteo Renzi step down from Sberbank and Delimobil respectively after invasion of Ukraine

Co-op Bank triples bonus pot after turning first profit since 2011

Ethical lender boss says £13m bonuses for its bankers is ‘appropriate’ after ‘huge amount of effort’

Bonuses return at Lloyds as profits surge fivefold to £6.9bn

Bank reveals 21 staff paid more than £835,000 a year as it boosts dividend amid improving outlook

Barclays CEO needs profits and fewer run-ins with regulators

The stock market still worries about the bank, but CS Venkatakrishnan could be the boss it has been seeking

British sanctions on Russia: what is on the table?

Oligarchs, sovereign debt, exports and high net worth individuals are targets for UK, US and EU measures

Barclays freezes £22m worth of bonuses for ex-boss Staley amid Epstein inquiry

Bank also increases staff bonus pool by 17% to £1.3bn and reports pre-tax profits of £8.4bn

UK petrol prices poised to hit record 150p a litre soon, warns RAC

Analysts warn of 10% inflation and weaker growth across western economies as Ukraine crisis raises oil price to $99 a barrel

Fraudsters use First Direct customers’ card details to buy food at Nando’s

Hundreds of account holders report fraudulent transactions, some for more than £100

Russian sanctions: who has been hit and who might be next?

From Rosneft to Gazprom and En+ Group, most significant London-listed firms potentially face sanctions

HSBC boosts staff bonus pool by a third to £2.6bn as profits soar in Covid crisis

London-headquartered bank paid more than 451 of its staff £830,000 or more last year

The Guardian view on Credit Suisse: in search of a moral compass

Editorial: Another massive data leak has revealed a lack of due diligence by one of the world’s largest private banks

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