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  • Covid: UK bank lending surged £29.3bn since March, surpassing EU

    March 29, 2021

    UK bank lending has surged by eight per cent to keep businesses afloat since the pandemic began, surpassing EU lending, according to a new study by UHY released this morning. Banks have offered around £29.3bn in businesses loans over the past year, as lending in the EU increased by an average of 5.3 per cent. [...]

  • BoE urges banks to keep lending as government schemes come to an end

    March 26, 2021

    The Bank of England has urged banks to continue lending through the recovery as the government starts to wind down its coronavirus loan schemes.  While the vaccine rollout has boosted confidence the Financial Policy Committee (FPC), which looks at the risks facing the system, has warned SMEs will need to finance cash-flow deficits this year [...]

  • Deutsche Bank chief Sewing prepared to give up investment bank role

    March 26, 2021

    Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing could give up his role overseeing the investment bank in a move likely to reassure regulators, a source said on Friday. The anonymous source said Sewing never intended to permanently keep the role since he added to his duties in a management overhaul in 2019. German business newspaper Handelsblatt reported [...]

  • Criminal case against NatWest tip of £90bn iceberg in ‘money laundering capital of the world’

    March 26, 2021

    Yesterday it was reported that the recent money laundering charges against NatWest are linked to a separate case against 13 individuals based in cities around the UK. The latest revelations followed the shock announcement, last week, that the Financial Conduct Authority had lodged criminal proceedings against NatWest for money laundering offences. The watchdog – accusing NatWest of [...]

  • Santander closing 111 bank branches across the UK, with 840 roles affected

    March 25, 2021

    Santander closing 111 bank branches across the UK, with 840 roles affected

  • Former PM David Cameron will be investigated over lobbying Sunak and Bank for Covid cash for Greensill

    March 25, 2021

    David Cameron will be investigated over lobbying Sunak and Bank for Covid cash for Greensill

  • Nationwide to let all 13,000 office staff work from home permanently

    March 25, 2021

    Nationwide will allow all 13,000 of its office staff to permanently work remotely when coronavirus restrictions are eased. The building society said office staff can work from anywhere in the UK, as it “puts them in control of how they balance their work and home lives”.   The move follows a survey of Nationwide employees, [...]

  • Oil prices shoot up after mega container ship blocks Suez Canal

    March 24, 2021

    Oil prices soared higher this afternoon after one of the world’s largest container ships ran aground in the Suez Canal, blocking the major trade artery. While equity markets were largely quiet earlier today, global energy trading went into a frenzy as fears the blockage could disrupt shipment for days sparked speculation that oil supply could [...]

  • UK sticks by open derivatives trading stance despite EU ban

    March 24, 2021

    The UK’s financial regulator has today elected to keep its current stance on cross-border derivatives trading with the EU. Under the current Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) rules introduced after Brexit, UK banks have been able to trade derivatives on EU platforms to avoid disruption to business in the bloc. However, there is not currently a [...]

  • TSB chair Richard Meddings to step down after three years

    March 24, 2021

    TSB chairman Richard Meddings has announced plans to step down from his position later this year. Meddings, who became chairman in February 2018, will continue to lead the board while the search for a successor takes place. Is chairman is not moving to another role, but already hold a number of non-executive roles beyond his [...]

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