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Ten years after the global financial crisis, Europe’s banks are in retreat
Ex-White House aide has voted to curb regulation and defended presidential privilege
Bernanke, Geithner and Paulson admit case for bank bailouts failed to sway the public
Economic recovery has been weak because of a massive growth in leverage
Market capitalisation of digital assets falls to $196bn from January’s peak of $800bn
A fresh approach to monetary policy should look at markets for signs of overheating
Requiring less information would favour better-connected professional investors
Jay Powell faces calls for higher requirements while Republicans push for deregulation
Stress tests should remain the primary way of keeping lenders on a tight leash
Scramble to take majority stakes in mainland operations under threat
President says six-month reporting would ‘allow greater flexibility and save money’
Subprime mortgages sold in 2007 were ‘total garbage’, thought bank’s own risk officer
Systemic Risk Council says proposals should be modified to protect financial resilience
Founder of mortgage servicer Ocwen accuses asset managers of accelerating foreclosures
Call for Federal Reserve to give leeway in capital rules
Trump administration appeals court decision approving landmark media takeover
Penalty marks latest fallout from scandal over so-called princelings
Miner and commodity trader responds to fall in stock price after DoJ subpoena
Robert Jackson Jr is a lonely voice in a pro-corporate Washington
RIAs jostle to maintain their fiduciary edge over broker-dealers
US central bank sets itself apart from Republican lawmakers critical of global bodies
The ban on proprietary trading by big banks helps keep the markets safe
Jelena McWilliams promises to make the FDIC more ‘transparent and accountable’
Germany’s biggest bank to pay $205m penalty after probe by New York regulator
