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  • RBS prunes another 54 branches from its network of high street banks

    September 5, 2018

    Royal Bank of Scotland is to close another 54 branches, expecting to make 259 people redundant. The closures, which will take place in January, come after the announced closure of 162 branches, resulting in an expected 792 redundancies. They are a consequence of RBS deciding against spinning off two banks as a challenger bank operating [...]

  • Royal Bank of Scotland closes 54 branches with 258 jobs lost

    September 5, 2018

    Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will cut its English and Welsh branch network in half in January with the loss of more than 250 jobs, in the latest move by a major high street lender to cut back their sprawling networks. RBS is closing 54 branches, leaving another 54, including six in London and the [...]

  • Lord Mervyn King labels Brexit preparations ‘incompetent’

    September 5, 2018

    Former Bank of England governor Lord Mervyn King has condemned the government’s Brexit preparations, claiming they leave the UK in a weak negotiating position. Calling plans to stockpile food and medicine in the event of a hard Brexit “incompetent”, the Brexit voter told the BBC that “a government that cannot take action to prevent some [...]

  • DEBATE: Would it be beneficial for the UK economy if Mark Carney stayed on as Bank of England governor?

    September 5, 2018

    Would it be beneficial for the UK economy if Mark Carney stayed on as Bank of England governor? Katrina Usita, an economist at OMFIF, says YES. Uncertainty is the UK economy’s greatest problem. Mark Carney’s willingness to extend his term as Bank of England governor for another year assuages some of that, at least in [...]

  • London’s scale makes UK dominant financial centre in Europe – second only to the US worldwide

    September 5, 2018

    The UK is by far the most important financial centre in Europe, coming second only to the US worldwide, according to a new ranking to be published today. Britain and the US far outstrip all other competitors, the report by the New Financial think tank found, based on an analysis of 42 different metrics, from [...]

  • Deutsche Bank to be taken off Eurostoxx 50 blue-chip index

    September 4, 2018

    Deutsche Bank will be removed from Europe's top index of blue-chip companies, after a challenging year deals the bank a new blow. Germany's largest lender will be demoted from the Eurostoxx 50 index on 24 September, the bank said in a statement this morning. Deutsche Bank's share price has lost nearly 38 per cent of [...]

  • If the FCA won’t regulate bad behaviour by banks such as RBS, then who will?

    September 4, 2018

    This summer, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirmed that it would take no disciplinary action against Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), despite its “widespread and systematic” mistreatment of SME customers at the hands of its restructuring arm GRG. This is disappointing, but it’s no surprise that the regulator is unable to do anything. The Senior [...]

  • Lehman Brothers 10 years on

    September 4, 2018  |  City Talk

    It’s hard to believe that it’s almost ten years since financial markets globally underwent a cardiac arrest that brought the world economy to its knees. Financial markets had already been on a slow downward slope in the lead up to events in September 2008, over concerns about the stability of the global financial system that [...]

  • ING ordered to pay £700m to settle money laundering case

    September 4, 2018

    Dutch bank ING has been ordered to pay €775m (£698.15m) to settle a money laundering case. The bank failed to carry out due diligence and allowed the "structural infringement" of the Netherlands' Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act between 2010 and 2016, according to the prosecution. Read more: Business losses from employee corporate fraud double on last year [...]

  • Paul Pester steps down as TSB CEO after IT outages

    September 4, 2018

    TSB boss Paul Pester is to step down from the UK high street bank, following seven years of service that ended amid a prolonged and ongoing IT crisis. However, the bank insisted Pester was not a “fall guy” for the outage that began in April, impacting around 1.9m customers. Read more: TSB apologises to customers [...]

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