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Equity issue comes after London-based group spun off its US business
Banning practice would throw a wrench into the well-oiled machine of the most efficient markets in the world
John Glen also reviews cap on bankers’ bonuses with eye to maintaining London’s competitiveness
Growing trend for tie-ups offers financing for clients but critics fear possible conflicts of interest
UK opposition would cancel ‘carried interest’ break that allows buyout executives to keep bigger bonuses
Rush by investors to park cash in credit markets may be sowing the seeds of the next crisis
New Jersey and Texas claim that interest-bearing accounts amount to unregistered securities
Pooling resources would allow the pair to invest more in technology and cut prices to stay competitive
Call for fundamental reforms to prevent ‘crippling’ outflows during market stress
Bill aims to close loophole which hastened investor shift from mutual funds to exchange traded funds
Deep pockets and digital-only strategy give launch into UK consumer banking some chance of success
Client withdrawals knock assets despite a recovery across other portfolios
Britons’ love affair with their ‘flexible friend’ appears to be on the rocks, as buy now, pay later deals emerge
As part of our FT Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign, some of our experts explain how they learnt the hard way . . .
Jane Street and Jump Trading among financial companies that are boosting their digital asset units
Petershill Partners announces plans for initial public offering
Banks and asset managers warn of ‘major’ market disruption when licence expires next year
Bank’s asset management division to target smaller innovative companies, with nearly half outside the US
The proposed change to legislation would help fund Joe Biden’s $3.5tn budget package
Founder of Bridgewater also dismisses Cathie Wood’s prediction that cryptocurrency will hit $500,000
The irony of fintechs is they are entirely reliant on the incumbents they are trying to disrupt
Lender criticised watchdog for missing misconduct by its own bankers and other financial scandals
Pricing for an upcoming IPO values the French group at up to €4bn
Deal for fintech platform that provides loans for one-time expenses boosts bank’s consumer business
FCA’s investment push aims to reduce risk of consumers’ savings being eroded
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