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Banks ‘being let off hook by weak climate regulation’

Exclusive: campaigners say lack of penalties for dirty assets from Bank of England gives industry little incentive to change

Barclays has financed $5.6bn in new fossil fuel projects since January

Financing in lead up to Cop26 largest of all major UK banks, finds campaigners

Jes Staley’s exit from Barclays amid Epstein scrutiny raises eyebrows

Even veteran bankers touting for deals should be careful about the company they keep

Discredit history: 10 years of Barclays scandals

The bank, whose CEO Jes Staley has just resigned over his relations with Jeffrey Epstein, has lurched from controversy to controversy since 2012

Supply chain bottlenecks hit UK and US factories; Squid Game memecoin wipeout; Wall Street and FTSE 100 rally – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as UK manufacturing output growth slows to an eight-month low

Jes Staley: account of relationship with Epstein comes under scrutiny

Regulators will compare the version of events he shared with Barclays with emails from JP Morgan

Jes Staley: why did the FCA investigate and are its findings public?

Barclays CEO quit after probe into how he described relationship with Jeffrey Epstein

Barclays chief Jes Staley steps down after Epstein investigation

Executive plans to challenge findings of FCA inquiry and will be replaced by CS Venkatakrishnan

How to start investing safely and profitably

Once you’ve got your head round the fees, putting spare cash into shares could bring big rewards

It was a safe bet my money was stolen but TSB won’t refund me

It accepted I was a victim of fraud but still refused my claim

UK borrowers warned: the days of cheap mortgages are over

As interest rate changes are coming ‘thick and fast’, owners may face big rises in their repayments

NatWest profits triple to £1bn after jump in mortgage lending

Stronger economic position allows bank to release £242m worth of provisions

Bank of England warns of crackdown on financing linked to climate risk

Tougher regulation means banks and insurers face extra audits and capital rules for unsustainable assets

Lloyds profits double to £2bn as it benefits from mortgage boom

Group helped by Covid ‘race for space’ and increase in demand for larger homes

TSB and Co-op Bank among lenders set to benefit from £4bn City tax cut

Treasury confirms that 35 bank groups and building societies will avoid sector-specific surcharges entirely

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