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Firm declared position in filing to Financial Conduct Authority but subsequently blamed a technical error
Commercial banks are seen to be making progress though not without criticism of industry’s overall D&I performance
The impact of these loans is underwhelming
Chief executive CS Venkatakrishnan hopes a strategic review of the business can fix years of troubles at the British bank
Central bank’s exercise aimed at understanding how ‘severe stress scenario’ could affect financial sector
Former boss of government-backed lender will forego £4.7mn in unvested share awards and a bonus of up to £2.9mn
If this dog were an option, would it be exercised?
‘The British public is in a lottery depending on who they bank with’
Investigation did not find Alison Rose breached data protection rules, says Information Commissioner’s Office
Lenders will start repaying BoE money used to finance emergency loans next year
Newcomers offer more attractive deals than incumbents in a bid to win market share. Will savers respond?
Appointment of Molo founder Francesca Carlesi follows lengthy wait for crucial regulatory approval
Lenders will start repaying BoE money used to finance emergency loans next year, and it is already having an impact on their behaviour
Digital bank valued at £362mn in latest funding round, down from £435mn last year
Crisis-hit sector had ‘deep’ correction but can now recover, says Noel Quinn
Shares suffer biggest fall since Brexit vote as bank reduces guidance on margins
Banker salaries that were doubled to get round the measure could become baked-in
Customers moved funds from zero interest rate current accounts into higher yielding term deposits faster than expected
Those reviews are not the same as feedback for restaurants and wine
UK lender’s third-quarter earnings come in below analysts’ forecasts, partly due to $900mn of China-linked charges
ICO regulator finds Alison Rose disclosed confidential and misleading information to journalist in ‘debanking’ row
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Impairment charge for potential bad loans falls to £187mn from £668mn last year
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Chief executive also warns of ‘material’ cost cuts to come as part of a strategic review concluding early next year
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