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  • How can banks factor in climate change without damaging the economy?

    December 5, 2019

    In a few weeks, we will get the results of the UK bank stress tests, which is a measure of our biggest banks’ ability to withstand the toughest of economic shocks. In 2021, these tests will include a scenario on climate change. The regulator wants to know that our biggest financial institutions really can weather [...]

  • AJ Bell profit rises a third as firm completes record year

    December 5, 2019

    AJ Bell’s first year as a publicly listed company was the most profitable ever for the broker and online trader, with profit rising nearly a third. Read more: AJ Bell reports growth in customers and assets under administration The figures Revenue at the investment platform rose 17 per cent in the year, up to £104.9m [...]

  • Metro Bank CEO Craig Donaldson to step down

    December 4, 2019

    Metro Bank’s chief executive Craig Donaldson revealed this evening that he will step down at the end of the year, bidding farewell to the troubled lender after a torrid 12 months. After a decade-long stint running the challenger bank, Donaldson has become the latest in a string of senior figures to announce his departure. Donaldson’s [...]

  • Zopa secures last-minute £140m injection

    December 3, 2019

    Zopa has secured a £140m cash injection that will help the peer-to-peer lending giant meet regulatory capital requirements to become a bank. The fintech firm has been in talks to secure a major lifeline with an entity connected to US-based private investment firm IAG Capital Partners and its UK arm Silverstripe. Read more: Moody’s downgrades [...]

  • Moody’s downgrades outlook for UK banking system

    December 3, 2019

    The UK banking system’s outlook has been downgraded by credit ratings agency Moody’s, after it cited a swathe of challenges facing lenders in the year ahead. Flagging the persistently low interest rate environment and a competitive mortgage market, Moody’s is forecasting a modest slide in profitability. Read more: Carney appointed UN climate envoy The agency [...]

  • TSB mulls bonus docking after pushing back gender balance targets

    December 3, 2019

    TSB is planning to dock bonuses for its bosses after missing gender balance targets, according to reports. The bank has pushed back its deadline to ensure women hold roughly half of the senior jobs by five years. Read more: Mark Carney appointed UN climate envoy TSB’s remuneration committee is set to decide pay for senior [...]

  • Scrutiny from DoJ on Deutsche Bank’s role in Danske money laundering scandal

    December 2, 2019

    Deutsche Bank’s role in the Danske Bank money laundering scandal is reportedly facing a deeper investigation from the US, in a move likely to heap fresh pressure on the embattled German lender. The US Department of Justice is probing whether Deutsche helped transfer tainted money from Danske into the US, a source told Reuters. Read [...]

  • TCI threatens investors over climate change as pressure mounts on sector

    December 2, 2019

    Activist hedge fund TCI has called on company directors to disclose their carbon dioxide emissions or risk punishment. According to the Financial Times, TCI, which is led by venture philanthropist Sir Christopher Hohn, has sent letters to companies such as Airbus and Moody’s warning them to improve their pollution disclosure or face having their directors [...]

  • Nomura chief executive steps down after seven years in the role

    December 2, 2019

    Japanese investment bank Nomura today announced that chief executive Koji Nagai, who has led a seven-year restructuring effort, will step down. According to a statement from the group, Nagai will be replaced by current chief operating officer Kentaro Okuda on 1 April. Read more: Japanese investment bank Nomura cuts around 100 jobs in the City [...]

  • Goldman Sachs to cool UK Marcus expansion to avoid red tape

    December 1, 2019

    Goldman Sachs is planning to cool the UK expansion of its new retail bank Marcus as it seeks to avoid the stricter regulations big lenders face in Britain. So-called ringfencing rules drawn up after the financial crisis mean banks with more than £25bn in customer deposits have to separate retail banking activities from their much-riskier [...]

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