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Sector’s best annual performance in a decade fails to stop high redemptions
Pressure builds on reticent pension funds and asset managers to treat global warming seriously
Heavy redemptions from London’s best-known active managers follow demise of Neil Woodford and industry scandals
Era of central bank intervention has not ended the credit cycle
Victims of $1bn Ponzi scheme included veteran investor Warren Buffett’s company
Stepping back from industry comes after large investor threatens to withdraw funds
City scheme to showcase industry fuelled by need to house collection of artefacts
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
One of the largest ever restitution claims contested by the descendants of holocaust victims
Home rental start-up invested $11m in Miami-based Newgard Development Group in 2018
Finma said unnamed individual used wife’s account to trade on sensitive information
Former protégé of Neil Woodford seeks to reassure investors by repositioning portfolio
Chief executive Jes Staley is right to hold his line over the squeeze on bonus pool payouts
London court overturns decision that insurer owed the money to 23 former staff
Financial regulator orders banks to simplify rates for customers
19 financial providers put to the test over two years
A study of conduct in the banking industry points — unfairly — to market-rigging
Jim Pettigrew to retire by September 2021
Chief Jes Staley squeezes pay to hit profitability targets after activist criticism
Few executives from big Wall Street investment banks received commensurate punishment for the home mortgage meltdown
A lack of stock in this London ‘village’ means homes sell quicker than in neighbouring areas — and for above asking prices
Financial Conduct Authority seeks permanent successor to Andrew Bailey
Years of negative interest rates, sluggish growth and chronic market overcapacity give them little to celebrate
Nomination comes as Germany’s largest lender embarks on biggest overhaul in decades
