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  • Barclays faces £450m loss over securities mix-up

    March 28, 2022

    Barclays is reportedly facing a £450m loss over the mishandling of US securities in 2019, which has forced the lender to hit pause on its £1bn share buyback scheme. The scheme will be frozen until the error is investigated by regulators, The Times first reported. The banking giant said it had offered and sold too [...]

  • Exclusive: Cynergy Bank’s new London property director is former head of Lloyds’ capital team

    March 28, 2022

    The former head of Lloyds’ property team in the capital has been unveiled as the new London director of Cynergy Bank. Mitesh Hathi will head the bank’s expanded team of 19, with more than £1.1bn on its balance sheet. They will will focus on small and medium sized firms in the capitals’s £2m-20m bracket, in [...]

  • Sir Iain Duncan Smith: ‘Sub-crisis’ emerging as loan sharks capitalise on rising cost of living

    March 28, 2022

    With more than 1m Brits in debt to predatory illegal lenders, a “sub-crisis” may emerge as soaring costs of living heap added pressure on those with fragile finances. Former Conservative leader and ex minister at the Department for Work and Pensions, Sir Iain Duncan Smith has been campaigning. But not for an election. The veteran [...]

  • Govt reduces stake in NatWest to less than 50 per cent as Treasury sells £1.2bn of shares

    March 28, 2022

    The Government has ceded its control of banking group NatWest Group for the first time since the bank – then known as Royal Bank of Scotland Group – was rescued by the Treasury during the financial crisis. The Treasury has sold off more than £1.2bn worth of shares, taking its stake to less than 50 [...]

  • Credit Suisse investors demand chance to hold bosses to account over Greensill

    March 27, 2022

    Shareholders of Credit Suisse are piling pressure on the bank’s board to scrap plans for a vote that would absolve directors and executives for the Greensill scandal, after the firm failed to publish a full report into its failings.

  • Lloyds to close 60 UK bank branches due to rise of online banking

    March 23, 2022

    Lloyds Banking Group has said it is shutting 60 bank branches across the UK, due to customers switching to online banking. The banking conglomerate said it will close 24 Lloyds Bank branches, 19 Bank of Scotland branches, and 17 Halifax branches, on high streets across Britain, in response to record levels of online banking usage. [...]

  • Brexit costs: Brits face €18 fee on UK-EU bank transfers and €5 per ATM withdrawal in Europe

    March 23, 2022

    The French bank Crédit Agricole has introduced a €5 charge for withdrawals made with UK-issued credit and debit cards. In addition, the bank recently started to imposed a new €18 flat fee on any bank transfers coming from Britain. More European banks are expected to introduce similar fees, according to various European media, including magazine [...]

  • Britcoin not expected until at least 2025, says BoE

    March 22, 2022

    A digital currency backed by the UK's central bank (CBDC) will not be rolled out until 2025 at the earliest, a Bank of England grandee has revealed.

  • Exclusive: Sanctioned Russian bank to vote in Canada Corporation election

    March 22, 2022

    Russia’s second largest bank VTB Bank will get a share of votes in Canada Corporation election on Thursday, despite being severely sanctioned by the UK government. The powerful local authority allows businesses located in the City to have a certain number of votes, depending on how many staff they have, as only [...]

  • NatWest to roll out buy-now pay-later credit as demand booms

    March 22, 2022

    NatWest is set to be the UK’s first high-street lender to move into the booming buy-now pay-later market as it rolls out a dedicated product for customers later this year.

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