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HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group and Standard Chartered have more to do, says regulator
Bank is ‘mindful’ of inflation, says Alison Rose, but no ‘sign of stress’ on loan book
UK lender has a comfortable capital cushion although complacency would be wrong
Lender’s shares slide even as results beat analysts’ expectations
Glass Lewis urges vote against and says proposal lacks ‘a compelling strategic rationale’
Public continues to shoulder costs as government sells shares at half the price it paid in 2008
Lender to buy back £1.2bn of shares from the Treasury
UK bank says it will end relationships with some companies without ‘credible’ green plans
Earnings in 2021 blemished by poor investment banking performance and higher costs
Prospects for shareholders in the once-troubled lender are growing brighter
Move would follow conviction and £264m fine for NatWest for failing to comply with regulations
Scheme to spread cost of taking on customers of failed rivals aims to ease impending rise in household bills
UK-based bank to pay $35m penalty over fraud schemes conducted in London, US and Singapore
Investors bet on boost to revenues as tracker mortgage rates climb
‘Someone was walking through the streets with black bin liners of cash,’ says prosecutor
Investors pour billions of dollars into inflation-linked assets as prices continue to soar
Countries that score highly on anti-money laundering compliance are also where illicit funds are laundered
Bank failed to spot scheme that involved large cash deposits including £700,000 carried in bin bags
For the next few years, inflation and interest rates will be locked in an awkward two-step
Apple and Amazon release earnings and Facebook changes its name
UK bank releases £242m of provisions taken to cover bad debts
Era of ultra-low deals disappearing fast as markets brace for BoE increase in cost of borrowing
Bank could face £340m fine as FCA uses criminal powers to prosecute lender
UK state-backed lender is latest to feel the benefits of the improved economic outlook
Banks redirect Chinese IPOs in New York to Hong Kong and why won’t the ECB use its policy tools?
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