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  • Covid emergency loan schemes push UK challenger bank lending to record high

    August 30, 2021

    Lending by British challenger banks surged to a record high last year driven by businesses rushing to capitalise on emergency Covid loan schemes, according to new figures published today. Research by accountancy firm BDO shows challenger bank lending climbed 11 per cent over the last year to £143bn, a record high, up from £128bn in [...]

  • Norway poised for historic first female as its central bank chief

    August 27, 2021

    Norway may appoint a female as its central bank chief for the first time ever, after governor Oystein Olsen announced on Thursday that he will step down in February 2022. Deputy governor Ida Wolden Bache is in a prime position to succeed Olsen in running monetary policy in the wealthiest Nordic economy, Nordea bank economist [...]

  • UK’s inaugural green gilts to carry 2033 maturity

    August 27, 2021

    The UK’s first green gilts, which are due to launch next month will have a maturity date of 31 July 2033, the Debt Management Office (DMO) announced this morning. The sale of the new gilts, the proceeds of which will go towards funding environmental projects, will take place in the week of 20 September. The [...]

  • Amigo issues fresh warning over future despite profit rise

    August 27, 2021

    Embattled subprime lender Amigo has issued yet another warning over its future despite a fifteen-fold rise in profit this quarter. First quarter pre-tax profit at the firm jumped from £1.4m to £15m, it revealed this morning, a performance finance chief Mike Corcoran labelled “better than expected”. It comes days after Amigo revealed it had made a £283.6m [...]

  • City watchdog orders peer-to-peer lenders to step up preparations for orderly wind-downs

    August 26, 2021

    The City watchdog has urged peer-to-peer lenders to improve their internal governance controls to prevent a wave of disorderly wind-downs in the sector. The Financial Conduct Authority published a letter today that it distributed to the boards of online lending platforms showing it has ordered peer-to-peer lenders to improve contingency plans for being ordered to [...]

  • Brazil’s Buffett-backed Nubank eyes $55bn valuation ahead of US IPO

    August 26, 2021

    Brazil’s digital bank Nubank is reportedly eyeing a $55.4bn valuation ahead of its initial public offering (IPO), as Brazilians look beyond traditional lenders. If Brazil’s most prominent digital bank is listed at a market cap greater than its largest tradition bank Itau Unibanco, Nubank would shoot up the ranks towards international high flyers like the [...]

  • Afghanistan: Former central bank boss warns Taliban have ‘less than a week’ of financial coverage

    August 25, 2021

    Following its takeover by the Taliban, Afghanistan and its capital Kabul have been left in chaos – with thousands attempting to flee the country while its economic climate becomes increasingly dire. An eyewatering amount of capital has been snatched from the hands of the Taliban as countries like the US, Germany and other foreign fiscal [...]

  • FCA says it cannot supervise crypto exchange Binance effectively

    August 25, 2021

    UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has admitted that it is “not capable” of effectively supervising Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange by trade volume in a statement published today. In a supervisory note the watchdog today reiterated its concerns over Binance’s products, which allow consumers to take supercharged bets, and added that the crypto exchange [...]

  • Citigroup forces UK junior bankers to take two weeks off by October

    August 25, 2021

    Citigroup has asked its junior bankers across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) to take two weeks off work by the end of September. The measures, introduced in July and first reported by Bloomberg, form part of the Wall Street giant’s bid to improve working conditions for its youngest employees. The bank is fighting [...]

  • Bank North bags fresh licence in its bid to localise the future of banking

    August 25, 2021

    Bank North has secured a banking licence from the Bank of England as it looks to target northern cities with regionally focused lenders. The upcoming lender will open in October to small businesses in and around Greater Manchester, with plans to start taking retail deposits next year. The bank’s boss Jonathan Thompson explained that Bank [...]

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