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Simon Cooper, once tipped as the next chief executive, departs as bank seeks to boost ailing share price
Chancellor warned that abolition of the regime will lead to well-heeled foreigners leaving the UK
Proposed deal would create group with total assets of £366bn
Talks show largest US lender’s appetite for a payments network to support its credit card business
Chancellor to allow £5,000 to be invested tax-free in London-listed companies as he flags summer NatWest retail share sale
London-based digital bank raises $430mn from investors including CapitalG and HongShan
Bank strikes deal to sell $1.1bn worth of debt to private equity firm
Member of European banking dynasty founded various City institutions and was prominent patron of the arts
Pay, appointments and exits revive tensions over chief who seemed to have strengthened his position
Emerging-markets lender announces $1bn stock buyback as fourth-quarter profits surge almost tenfold
Shares close down 8.4% as lender takes several charges in ‘messy’ final quarter of 2023
Takeover set to unite two of the US’s largest credit card companies and reshape industry
Chief CS Venkatakrishnan sets out ambitious plan to boost revenue and revive bank’s depressed valuation
Fintech could finalise deal in next two weeks to raise as much as £350mn
CS Venkatakrishnan will next week deliver the UK bank’s first major strategic update since 2016
Group warns lenders and asset managers they are prepared to shift to greener providers
Former chancellor and UK Treasury veteran sounded out for one of the most senior jobs in British banking
China Bridge Capital lawsuit underscores how quickly relations soured as Spac boom ended
Tehran-backed Petrochemical Commercial Company operated from office near Buckingham Palace
The Swiss wealth manager was primed to capitalise on Credit Suisse’s collapse. Instead, loans to René Benko’s Signa claimed its CEO’s job
Philipp Rickenbacher will be replaced by his deputy as bank exits its private debt business
Households took on subsidised mortgages and deals with groups leaving the country rose, according to central bank
Penalty is second-largest imposed by Prudential Regulation Authority
Chancellor and executives will meet next week as government looks to boost sector’s international standing
Pair angle for opportunity with tie-up of stockbroker Panmure Gordon and rival Liberum
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