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  • Metro Bank receives private equity-backed takeover interest

    June 14, 2025

    High street lender Metro Bank has been approached for a takeover which could take it off the London Stock Exchange, Sky News has reported.  Bosses at Metro Bank have reportedly been approached in the last two weeks by private equity firm Pollen Street about an offer to take it private.  The takeover would follow a [...]

  • Nationwide to Greggs: King’s honours list champions UK business leaders

    June 14, 2025

    Entrepreneurs and company chiefs in tech, recruitment and banking have been recognised for their contributions to UK business in the King’s birthday honours.  Microsoft UK boss Clare Barclay and ceramics founder Emma Bridgewater, dubbed the “queen of pottery”, received damehoods for services to business.  Nationwide chief executive Debbie Crosbie, who led a £2.3bn takeover of [...]

  • Bank Aston to be first locally licensed Guernsey bank in 30 years

    June 12, 2025

    Bank Aston has secured a banking licence from the Guernsey regulator that will make it the first locally licensed bank in the jurisdiction within 30 years. Bank Aston positions itself as a specialist provider for offshore trustees, investment funds, and family offices, which are key sectors in the Channel Islands’ financial services industry. The firm [...]

  • FCA boss: Buy now, pay later regulation is a trade off

    June 10, 2025

    The chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said the new clamp down on buy now, pay later (BNPL) regulation would be a “trade off” as he faced a grilling from MPs. Nikhil Rathi, who was reappointed as the regulator’s boss in April, told the Treasury Committee the crackdown would have “beneficiaries and downside [...]

  • FTSE 100 narrowly misses record high after housebuilders rally

    June 10, 2025

    The FTSE 100 closed just short of a record high on Tuesday after fresh economic data fuelled hopes of further interest rate cuts from the Bank of England. The UK’s flagship market inched up 0.24 per cent to 8853.08p after a rally from homebuilders. This narrowly missed March’s record close of 8,871.31p. Builders Persimmon and [...]

  • Brits sound alarm on branch closures as Lloyds and Natwest shutter sites

    June 9, 2025

    Over half of Brits struggle to speak to a real person when they need support, fresh research shows, underscoring the challenge facing banking customers as more top lenders shutter their branches. Research from credit information service CRIF showed six in ten consumers were unable to get the support required due to bank branch closures. This [...]

  • FCA: Motor finance redress scheme must keep market afloat

    June 5, 2025

    The Financial Conduct Authority has pledged any redress scheme it may implement on the motor finance industry must keep the market afloat. The watchdog said ensuring the integrity of the motor finance market, so it works well for future consumers, would be crucial framework for a redress scheme. The Supreme Court is expected to give [...]

  • UK finance salaries drop as workers ‘actively develop’ tech skills

    June 4, 2025

    UK finance salaries dropped by three per cent in 2025, new data has found, prompting more workers to look for new jobs and develop more tech skills to prop up their pay.  Average pay in one of the UK’s richest sectors is now around £102,300, lower than the USA but still higher than Germany and [...]

  • Credit Suisse seeks $440m Greensill Capital losses from SoftBank

    June 4, 2025

    Four years after Greensill Capital collapsed, Swiss lender Credit Suisse's $440m legal battle against SoftBank is set for showdown at London's High Court

  • Monzo boss: Our tech will help us beat the big banks

    June 4, 2025

    The boss of Monzo said the fintech darling is ready to take the fight to traditional lenders and “bets every day of the week” on its chances.  Speaking at the Money 20/20 conference in Amsterdam, TS Anil said the next decade of banking would present “a race between two sides of the industry.”  Anil said [...]

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