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  • CYBG: PPI pushes on for the UK’s latest challenger bank

    May 24, 2016

    Clydesdale Yorkshire Bank, one of the UK's latest challengers after it was spun-off by National Australia Bank earlier this year, said net interest margin rose in the six months to the end of March – but it reiterated that PPI is still taking its toll. Read more: Public hungry for challenger banks, research finds The figures [...]

  • Nationwide posts strong profit growth as mortgage lending reaches pre-recession levels

    May 24, 2016

    Nationwide lent more money to house-buyers last year than it has done since the financial crash starting in 2007, helping the society to post strong profit growth.  The figures Gross mortgage lending at the building society was up 20 per cent to £32.6bn, as the firm helped 57,200 first time buyers into a home of their own. [...]

  • Libor latest: Accused ex-Barclays trader says he was just doing what he was trained to

    May 23, 2016

    A former Barclays trader accused of Libor-rigging related offences told the court today that email requests by staff for certain rates were indicative of what they were trained to do. Jay Merchant, along with fellow former traders Stylianos Contogoulas, Alex Pabon and Ryan Reich and former Libor submitter Jonathan Mathew, is standing trial charged with conspiracy to defraud [...]

  • FCA must act to cap monthly charges on unauthorised bank overdrafts says Labour MP

    May 23, 2016

    Labour MP and Treasury committee member Rachel Reeves has called on the FCA to go beyond the recommendations of the Competion and Markets Authority and install a cap on banks' unauthorised overdraft charges. The CMA last week proposed that banks should be forced to set their own cap on the amounts that they can charge customers [...]

  • Card is king? The UK is closer than ever to being a cashless society

    May 23, 2016

    The old adage that cash is king is about to be kicked into the long grass, new research suggested this morning – with card payments about to whoosh ahead of cash payments. A study by Payments UK found although cash is still the biggest method of payment – some 45 per cent of all UK [...]

  • Traditional banks’ dominance of lending market set to continue despite peer-to-peer growth, report finds

    May 23, 2016

    Banks will fight off competition from non-traditional lenders and continue to dominate the borrowing market over the next decade, a Deloitte report has suggested. The firm’s Marketplace Lending report estimates that by 2025 marketplace lenders (MPLs), previously known as peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders, will account for up to around six per cent, or £35.5bn, of the [...]

  • Former Barclays banker tells court that bosses must have known about Libor fixes

    May 22, 2016

    A former Barclays trader who is currently standing trial accused of Libor-rigging related offences told the court late last week that three senior figures at the bank must have known about the rate fixing. Jay Merchant, along with fellow former traders Stylianos Contogoulas, Alex Pabon and Ryan Reich and one of Barclays' former Libor submitters Jonathan Mathew, [...]

  • The Co-op’s having a retro rebrand

    May 22, 2016

    The Co-op is returning to its roots with a retro rebrand in a bid to shake off several scandal hit years. The refresh of its image brings back the blue and white logo first introduced in the 1960s but phased out in the 1980s as it promised to return more than £100m a year back to [...]

  • Here is how banks can better compete for, and profit from, SME business

    May 20, 2016

    SMEs are the backbone of the UK economy, generating roughly half of all private sector turnover and employing around 60 per cent of the UK workforce, according to the Federation of Small Businesses. For banks, then, addressing the needs and expectations of this fast-growing and influential segment must be high on the agenda. The good news? [...]

  • Contactless card payments are still on the up, but customers aren’t completely sold on them yet

    May 20, 2016

    Contactless payments have more than doubled in the last year from one in 16 transactions to one in seven, but consumers are still not fully sold on them, according to new research. ​A survey of 2,000 adults by Defendernote indicated that almost a third (30 per cent) said bank customers should reserve the right to [...]

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