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  • Monzo quietly introduces paid leave for loss of pregnancy

    May 10, 2021

    Online bank Monzo has introduced paid leave for employees who are impacted by the loss of a pregnancy, as one of the first companies in the UK to do so. The pioneering policy forms part of the bank’s new mental health focus, which followed its founder and former chief executive, Tom Blomfield, step down from [...]

  • HSBC to trial ‘Zoom-free Fridays’ to combat fatigue

    May 10, 2021

    HSBC is planning Zoom-free Fridays for some of its employees in a bid to tackle pandemic fatigue, following in the footsteps of other leading banks.  Companies have been forced to reconsider working practices during the pandemic as the lines between home and work have been blurred as a result of lockdowns.  A spokesperson confirmed it [...]

  • BNP Paribas urges investors to pressure politicians on climate rules

    May 10, 2021

    Bank BNP Paribas has begun urging investors to press politicians to commit to the Paris Agreement with policy and make rules for net-zero targets. Investors are failing to chase strong climate policies, global head of sustainability at BNP Paribas Asset Management, Jane Ambachtsheer, told Bloomberg. Instead of chasing policies, however, investors should start chasing politicians [...]

  • Junior bankers at UBS in line for $40,000 bonus

    May 10, 2021

    UBS will pay young bankers a $40,000 bonus when they are promoted as it looks to reward its junior employees after a gruelling year of dealmaking.  The Swiss bank is set to pay the one-time bonus to global banking analysts promoted to associates on top of any regular salary increases, Bloomberg reported. It is reportedly [...]

  • Standard Chartered to face shareholder action over climate change policies

    May 10, 2021

    Shareholders are set to eye Standard Chartered bank’s climate policies, according to environmental organisation Market Forces, revealing it has pumped $31.4bn into fossil fuels since the Paris Agreement. The scrutiny comes as the bank confirmed its participation in a $400m five year loan for global coal giant Adaro Indonesia, as part of a syndicate of [...]

  • Provident Financial to shut doorstep lending arm after 141 years as it crashes to loss

    May 10, 2021

    Troubled sub-prime lender Provident Financial today confirmed plans to shutter its doorstep lending arm as it reported a hefty loss for the full year. The Bradford-based company said it was withdrawing from the home credit market after 141 years, adding that it has begun a consultation process for 2,100 employees. “In light of the changing [...]

  • UK business borrowing forecasts fall by £7bn on recovery hopes

    May 10, 2021

    Forecasts for UK business borrowing have been slashed as the economy rebounds from the Covid-19 pandemic more quickly than anticipated. Banks are set to lend £19bn to British companies this year, up four per cent year on year but down from the £26bn forecast in February. Growth is set to slow further in 2022 to [...]

  • Lloyds in talks over £400m deal for retirement group Embark

    May 9, 2021

    Lloyds Bank is in talks over a £400m deal to acquire retirement products provider Embark in what would be its biggest acquisition since it returned to private ownership four years ago. The lender is close to finalising a deal and an announcement could come as early as this month, Sky News reported. Embark, which was [...]

  • BoE does not expect wave of bankruptcies when Covid support measures end

    May 7, 2021

    A tide of bankruptcies among UK firms is not expected when the government pulls its emergency Covid support measures like the furlough scheme later this year, BoE Chief Economist Andy Haldane has said. Many debts racked up recently by companies are spread over long durations “which increases the chances of them being able to be [...]

  • Activist investor sells stake in Barclays

    May 7, 2021

    Activist investor Edward Bramson has sold his firm’s 6 per cent stake in Barclays, ending a three-year campaign against the bank. Since 2018, Bramson’s fund, Sherborne Investors, pressured Barclays CEO Jes Staley to scale back investment banking, and demanded his removal over his links to US financier and registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, but Bramson struggled [...]

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