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  • Customers locked out of Barclays app as banking giant suffers IT outage

    February 28, 2019

    Barclays customers were locked out of the bank's mobile banking app this morning after it suffered an IT outage.  Read more: Barclays suffers online banking outage The latest glitch follows an outage earlier this month which left customers unable to access the mobile banking app or online services for hours.  In a statement posted on Twitter this morning the [...]

  • Co-operative Bank returns to operating profit for first time in five years but heavy IT costs leads to overall loss

    February 28, 2019

    The Co-operative Bank returned to operating profit last year for the first time since 2013 but heavy IT costs and PPI payments led to the bank to widen overall losses. The bank said the return to profit was a “key milestone” as it continues to recovery from a restructuring in 2017 but warned of challenges [...]

  • Ex-Barclays director says controversial deal with Qatar helped it win work in the Middle East

    February 27, 2019

    A former Barclays executive told a court today that the bank’s two controversial £322m services agreements with Qatar at the time of its £12bn financial crisis fundraisings subsequently helped it win work in the Middle East. Former Barclays director Glenn Leighton said projects he had worked on in Bahrain and Kuwait were landed with the [...]

  • Metro Bank boss remains defiant as shares continue to plunge following £350m cash call

    February 27, 2019

    Metro Bank chief executive Craig Donaldson has remained defiant despite shares plunging a further 26 per cent following its emergency £350m cash call. Donaldson implored shareholders to focus on the challenger bank’s growth and look beyond the mounting problems it faced, which now includes regulatory probes into an accounting error. Read more: Metro Bank shares continue [...]

  • Digital banking challenger N26 is expanding to Brazil

    February 27, 2019

    German fintech challenger N26 is expanding to Brazil, making it the first of Europe's biggest retail digital banks to enter the South American market. Announcing the move on stage at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, N26 said Eduardo Prota would head up the new region. Prota has previously worked for Santander and Cielo, as well as having [...]

  • Metro Bank shares plummet a further 20 per cent after dramatic £350m cash call

    February 27, 2019

    Metro Bank shares have continued to plunge this morning after its dramatic results release and revelations of a regulator probe. The challenger bank rushed out its full year results last night in a bid to ease concerns after announcing a plan to tap up investors for a further £350m following an accounting error last month. [...]

  • Metrobank shares plunge as cash call spooks investors

    February 26, 2019

    A fresh wave of investor concern loomed over Metro Bank tonight after an emergency cash call and news of a regulator probe spooked the City. The dog-friendly challenger bank made a shock move to rush out its full-year results this evening in a bid to quell concerns after announcing a plan to tap up investors [...]

  • Barclays and Bank of Ireland sued over film finance tax evasion scheme

    February 26, 2019

    Barclays and Bank of Ireland are being sued as part of a £180m lawsuit brought by investors in a film finance scheme the pair were involved in. Investors in the Eclipse film financing scheme lost out after tax authorities ruled the vehicle, which purported to invest in Disney films, was actually a tax avoidance scheme. [...]

  • Competition watchdog to investigate Non-Standard Finance’s £1.3bn Provident takeover bid

    February 26, 2019

    The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into Non-Standard Finance’s (NSF) £1.3bn takeover bid for rival subprime lender Provident. A war of words between the lenders has escalated in recent days after NSF made a surprise offer for its larger rival on Friday. Read more: Provident defends annual results delay as takeover row escalates [...]

  • Standard Chartered announces plan to slash costs

    February 26, 2019

    Standard Chartered today announced further plans to slash costs as the lender reported that profits grew 28 per cent last year. The figures The group has completed $3.2bn worth of cuts since 2015 and is targeting a further $700m reduction in costs as part of its new three-year strategy to boost growth, it announced in [...]

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