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Decision to step back from the industry after 40 years follows entanglement in scandal
Calls for City regulator to contact 160,000 people in fears over fresh mis-selling scandal
Petrus Advisers agrees to drop lawsuit against online lender
Former protégé of Neil Woodford seeks to reassure investors by repositioning portfolio
19 financial providers put to the test over two years
A study of conduct in the banking industry points — unfairly — to market-rigging
Few executives from big Wall Street investment banks received commensurate punishment for the home mortgage meltdown
Financial Conduct Authority seeks permanent successor to Andrew Bailey
Nomination comes as Germany’s largest lender embarks on biggest overhaul in decades
Regional M&A stutters amid China’s economic slowdown and US trade war
Banking regulator announces enforcement actions against eight former executives
JPMorgan chief set to be Wall Street’s best paid bank boss for fifth straight year
The retail industry is claiming more famous names every year
Jim Simons adds five directors to quantitative hedge fund’s board in handover preparations
Policy to apply in US and Europe, but not Asia, which has worst record on gender diversity
London’s financial services sector has leverage; Anglo American achieves strength through diversity
Ireland and the Netherlands selected as bridgeheads for growth of UK’s low-cost brokerage
Lobby group warns UK needs to decide when it will ask for ‘equivalence’
FCA sets out list of complaints against industry in wake of Woodford furore
Further Global and Stone Point Capital to acquire professional services group
As the industry tightens up, now is a good time to bow out
Group’s products will top fund lists offered in Sabadell’s 1,900 bank branches
Former head of London Stock Exchange is moving to an advisory role after just a year
Founder loosens ties and partners exit in new reshuffle at activist hedge fund
The surge in exchange traded funds and portfolio trading is shaking up US fixed income, putting pressure on banks
