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  • FCA fines London boutique investment bank for failing to spot financial crime relating to cum-ex trading

    May 6, 2021

    The City regulator has fined Sapien Capital £178,000 after it failed to carry out proper due diligence on a client likely participating in financial crime.   Between 10 February and 10 November 2015, the boutique investment bank failed to have in place proper systems to find and mitigate the risk of being used to facilitate [...]

  • City Moves: Who’s switching jobs in the Square Mile this week?

    May 5, 2021

    Morning Wire‘s Millie Turner provides a roundup of the most important hires and job moves across the City, every Wednesday afternoon. Email [email protected] to be featured. OneBanks hires ex–Lloyds chief as its first CTO Shared branch banking venture OneBanks has appointed a former Lloyds Bank executive as its first chief technology officer (CTO) this week. Andy Willmot, once [...]

  • Treasury minister trumpets Canada resilience post-Brexit

    May 4, 2021

    City minister John Glen has trumpeted Canada’s ability to adapt post-Brexit, saying there has only been a “modest” amount of jobs lost since the 2016 referendum. Glen said a great number of “journalists and academics” had been proved wrong about the expected mass movement of jobs from the City to other European [...]

  • Goldman Sach’s London employees to return to the office by 21 June

    May 4, 2021

    Goldman Sachs employees in the UK will return to the office by 21 June, in line with the government’s easing of lockdown that should see the UK largely restriction-free. In an internal memo circulated among staff, and seen by Morning Wire, chief executive David Solomon said: “We know from experience that our culture of collaboration, [...]

  • UK banks provided over $50bn in financing for coal-exposed firms from 2018 to 2020

    May 4, 2021

    The UK’s biggest banks provided $56bn worth of financing for firms involved in the coal industry between 2018 and 2020, new research today has found. Of the top five banks exposed to the sector, Barclays provided by far the most financing to firms on the Global Coal Exit list, with $27bn. HSBC and Standard Chartered [...]

  • Mortgage lending rose to record £11.8bn in March after stamp duty extension

    May 4, 2021

    UK mortgage lending saw the biggest net increase on record in March driven by extension of the stamp duty rax relief.  Mortgage borrowing rose by a net £11.8bn in March, the strongest since the series began in April 1993, Bank of England figures show.  The stamp duty holiday was originally due to end in March, [...]

  • Klarna to buck pandemic trend and take on more UK office space

    May 3, 2021

    Klarna plans to take on more office space as part of a push to double its British workforce and launch more banking products. The buy now pay later firm will take new headquarters in an 11,000 sq ft WeWork office in Holborn and expand its existing space in Manchester. The firm is also looking at [...]

  • India’s Covid crisis makes Barclays and other banks to shift call centre operations back to UK

    May 3, 2021

    Barclays has announced it will shift some of its Indian call centre operations back to the UK as staff in the South-Asian country are struggling to cope with the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. A range of other UK and US banks and companies are mulling to do the same, according to multiple media reports in India [...]

  • New Credit Suisse chair Horta-Osório says bank’s crisis is worst he’s seen

    May 1, 2021

    New Credit Suisse chair António Horta-Osório has told investors the recent crisis at the bank is the worst he has seen in his career. Speaking at an annual meeting yesterday the former Lloyds boss told investors the situation at Credit Suisse was severe. “I have personally worked at and led several banks in different countries [...]

  • Junior bankers at HSBC set for pay rise in bid to tackle burnout

    April 30, 2021

    HSBC will raise hire more junior bankers to share the workload and hike current employees’ pay in a bid to tackle burnout after a gruelling year. The bank will also shorten a four year associate programme for certain groups in Hong Kong, London and the US, according to an internal memo seen by Bloomberg. Associates [...]

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