The White House is drafting an executive order that would penalise banks for cutting ties with customers based on political views, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing a draft of the ...

You are unlikely to meet another Italian who speaks with such reverence for the Wimbledon tennis tournament and Oxford university as Mauro Micillo. The chief of Intesa Sanpaolo’s corporate and ...

CEO Ian Rand talks to The Banker about everything from profitability to selective rate offerings and cloud tech ...

Sally Hickey explains how the judgment affects banks’ exposure to claims ...

Alongside HSBC, Moody’s, the rating agency, and law firm Clifford Chance have chosen to leave, while Barclays and Morgan Stanley have both reduced their footprint in the district. Deutsche Bank is ...

“Frankly, if I find an amazing way of spending more money that gives the best returns for shareholders. I’ll do that instead, ...

Shares in Lloyds Banking Group rose 7.5 per cent, Close Brothers surged 21 per cent and Barclays’ rose 2.2 per cent this morning. It is the first day of trading since the UK’s highest court ruled ...

The European Central Bank has published the results of its 2025 EU-wide stress test, confirming that banks across the region remain resilient even under a severe hypothetical economic downturn.

Financial inclusion, when treated as a design challenge rather than a compliance issue, becomes a competitive advantage. The ...

UBS, which acquired Credit Suisse in a state-backed rescue in 2023, said the new agreement would “resolve all of Credit Suisse’s outstanding consumer relief obligations under the 2017 settlement by ...

Former fund manager Neil Woodford is not surprised by the level of activity. He believes UK banks are “absurdly cheap”, with ...

Climate change’s impact on labour markets will have “far-reaching implications” for central banks, according to a report ...