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  • Natwest unveils £5bn coronavirus support package for small businesses

    March 9, 2020

    Natwest today said it will pledge £5bn of funding to support small and medium-sized businesses across the UK amid disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak. The bank, which recently rebranded from RBS, said the cash injection will mark an extension of its existing growth funding package, which is designed to help companies that have been [...]

  • Financial Conduct Authority ups vetting of senior bankers

    March 9, 2020

    The number of interviews the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has held to vet staff proposed for senior roles at financial services firms jumped 27 per cent to 233 in 2018. FCA data provided to employment law firm Fox & Partners showed the number had risen from 183 the previous year. The law firm said the [...]

  • Can interest rate cuts help economies deal with coronavirus?

    March 8, 2020

    Last Tuesday, the coronavirus outbreak drove the US Federal Reserve to do something it hadn’t done since the 2008 financial crisis: slash interest rates in an emergency move. Fed chair Jay Powell said rate-setters had “come to the view that it is time for us to act in the support of the economy”. The economic [...]

  • Serious Fraud Office looking at Lloyds Bank and KPMG claims

    March 8, 2020

    The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is reportedly examining allegations that Lloyds Banking Group and KPMG drove a property group into administration by saddling it with fees. Fraud office investigators have been interviewing witnesses over claims the Angel Group was deliberately driven into liquidation, the Telegraph reported. According to the report, the SFO has not launched [...]

  • Meet the influential women building the future of Britain

    March 6, 2020  |  City Talk

    With International Women’s Day on the horizon, we celebrate some of the UK’s most influential women, and how their contributions are shaping the future of the nation. It’s been over a month since the UK entered the transitional period between leaving the EU and confirming a final deal with Europe. Although the pound has remained [...]

  • Coronavirus: Societe Generale latest firm to send staff home

    March 6, 2020

    Yet more banks are taking measures to protect against the spread of coronavirus, with Societe Generale the latest London bank to send people home today. A source told Reuters that more than 50 of its staff were working from home today as the French lender said it had put in place travel restrictions, rotation of [...]

  • Bob Diamond appoints ex-Barclays colleague Rich Ricci to lead Panmure Gordon

    March 6, 2020

    Bob Diamond has hired his former right-hand man from his time at Barclays to head up loss-making stockbroker Panmure Gordon. Diamond appointed Rich Ricci as chief executive of London-based Panmure, which he acquired two years ago. The former Barclays boss will be reunited with 56-year-old American investment banker Ricci, who ran the old Barclays capital [...]

  • JP Morgan chief executive Jamie Dimon undergoes emergency heart surgery

    March 6, 2020

    JP Morgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon is recovering from emergency heart surgery, the bank said.  The 63-year-old experienced a tear in his heart’s main artery which was caught early and treated successfully, JP Morgan said in a publicly-released internal memo.  Dimon is “awake, alert, and recovering well” after the surgery yesterday morning, the memo [...]

  • Troubled sub-prime lender Amigo Loans appoints former chief executive to advise on sale

    March 6, 2020

    Struggling sub-prime lender Amigo Loans said today it had hired its former chief executive as a consultant to advise on its sale. Amigo said Glen Crawford was joining with immediate effect “to assist the company with the strategic review and formal sale process”. Crawford stepped down from the company in June for health reasons, but [...]

  • Firms send staff home as coronavirus arrives in Canary Wharf

    March 6, 2020

    Contagion fears gripped Canary Wharf last night after a host of multinational firms pressed the button on coronavirus contingency plans in what could be just a taste of things to come. On a rollercoaster day in one of the globe’s most important financial hubs HSBC took the decision to evacuate more than a hundred staff [...]

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