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Practice proves controversial in country where ECB has been accused of penalising savers
A bond-backed currency would overcome problems created by incomplete monetary union
And why banks are failing to deal with the problem.
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The new president should ensure governments grasp the interaction of fiscal and monetary policy
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The former Bank Meinl has been dogged by allegations over money laundering
Rohan Ramchandani tribunal hears central banks were ‘unprofessional’
Nearly a third of credit card transactions in UK made using tap and pay
Court dismisses investors’ claims they were misled about the 2008 acquisition of HBOS
Bank says it has received questions from Swedish broadcaster’s investigative unit
That includes you, Elizabeth Warren.
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Paul Mangione denied DoJ claims he misled investors into buying dud securities
Finance move could edge group closer to ultimate prize for online platforms
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Rohan Ramchandani, who is claiming unfair dismissal, says managers approved of sharing information
From Emmanuel Macron to the Spanish far-right, there is a hunger for change in the EU
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Ramchandani alleges bank fired him without due process to curry favour with watchdogs
Patrick Jenkins and guests discuss the week’s news in banking
