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  • Close Brothers to sell asset management arm as motor finance bill looms

    September 19, 2024

    Close Brothers' shares are down by around a third since the Financial Conduct Authority announced in January that it would review whether customers were overcharged via now-banned discretionary commission arrangements on car loans.

  • UK banks giving savers better value but still ‘room for improvement’, FCA says

    September 18, 2024

    The City regulator has said savers are an estimated £4bn better off following improvements to easy access rates in recent months, but still put pressure on banks to offer more value.

  • The departure of the super rich is an early warning siren for the rest of us

    September 18, 2024

    Marcelo Goulart, managing partner at the Zurich-based wealth advisor First Alliance, has been so busy helping his clients leave the UK that he’s had no summer holiday. He tells Morning Wire that 80 per cent of his “UK exposed” clients have either left the country or are in the final stages of doing so. He [...]

  • UK bank compensation scheme faces leadership vacuum after recruitment delays

    September 18, 2024

    The institution that protects government-guaranteed deposits in failed banks is facing questions over its future leadership after multiple setbacks to recruiting a new chair and permanent chief executive, Morning Wire can reveal.

  • New access to cash rules kick in for UK banks and building societies

    September 18, 2024

    New rules from the UK's financial regulator to ensure access to cash have come into force, handing new powers to local communities and placing stricter requirements on banks looking to close branches.

  • Revolut readies for India launch in 2025 amid aggressive expansion

    September 17, 2024

    Revolut is planning to launch in India next year, targeting top-tier consumers in the world’s most populous nation as part of aggressive expansion efforts. The London-based banking app is eyeing up a slice of India’s lucrative fintech market, which serves millions of consumers within its growing middle class who previously had limited access to financial [...]

  • The new payments architecture and Bacs

    September 17, 2024  |  Sponsored

    Liz Carroll, Senior Product Manager, Financial Marketplaces at Finastra You might have heard that there are plans to modernise some of the key UK payment rails and wondered how these updates will affect your payment processes. In this article, we explore what the changes are and why they are needed. Let’s start at the beginning; [...]

  • Navigating ISO 20022 in the Bacs world

    September 17, 2024  |  Sponsored

    Liz Carroll, Senior Product Manager, Financial Marketplaces at Finastra As organisations and financial institutions look for new ways to pay in a growing payments landscape, using a common language for all financial messages allows participants and systems in different markets to communicate in a single, consistent format using agreed terminology. ISO 20022 is a global [...]

  • A quick guide to the key UK payment rails

    September 17, 2024  |  Sponsored

    Liz Carroll, Senior Product Manager, Financial Marketplaces at Finastra There are a range of payment rails available in the UK; some widely applicable while others work better for companies operating in certain circumstances. But what is a payment rail? Payment rails refer to the underlying infrastructure and systems that facilitate the movement of money between [...]

  • Close Brothers boss to take temporary medical leave of absence

    September 16, 2024

    The bank said it would provide a further update "in due course". Its full year results will be announced on Thursday as planned.

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