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  • Wednesday, 6 May, 2026
    UK banks
    Santander to remove TSB brand from British high streets after 215 years

    Spanish bank to run combined business as Santander UK after £2.65bn takeover

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    Two customers stand at an outdoor TSB ATM in York, one using the machine and another waiting behind with a handbag.
  • Wednesday, 6 May, 2026
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    Could the US scrap quarterly reporting?

    The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed allowing public companies to file earnings reports semi-annually

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  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    UK banks
    HSBC profits hit by $400mn ‘fraud-related’ exposure

    Loss came via Apollo lending to collapsed mortgage lender MFS

    The HSBC logo and red emblem displayed on the upper exterior of the bank's Hong Kong headquarters.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    US banks
    Goldman expands size of management committee

    Bank elevates global heads of M&A and risk for investment banking and trading

    A Goldman Sachs logo and trading data are displayed on screens above traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    European banks
    UniCredit’s investments in other banks help lender to record profit

    Italian group pressing ahead with €35bn bid for Germany’s Commerzbank

    Andrea Orcel speaks while gesturing with both hands during a panel at a conference.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    European banks
    Deutsche Bank denies training bankers to manipulate markets

    Former commodities trader’s £12mn lawsuit alleges German lender breached a ‘duty of care’

    The Deutsche Bank logo is displayed inside the London office as people ride an escalator past large windows.
  • Monday, 4 May, 2026
    Citigroup Inc
    Citigroup sets new rewards structure for banking and wealth referrals

    Employees will be paid directly for generating business instead of sharing revenue between the group’s units

    People cross the street outside a Citibank branch on Fifth Avenue in New York, with cars and taxis passing by.
  • Sunday, 3 May, 2026
    Artificial intelligence
    Banks seek to offload risk to avoid ‘choking’ on data centre debt

    Global lenders explore private deals and risk transfers to cut exposure to AI boom

    Aerial view of the Stargate AI data center construction site, showing large orange-roofed buildings, vehicles, and equipment.
  • Sunday, 3 May, 2026
    Fintech
    Francisco Partners in talks to buy payments company Moneris

    Royal Bank of Canada and Bank of Montreal are latest North American banks trying to offload a payments processor

    Francisco Partners FP company logo magnified on a computer screen, viewed through a magnifying glass.
  • Saturday, 2 May, 2026
    US banks
    Wall Street traders post triple the gains of European rivals

    Europe’s biggest investment banks missed out on gains from commodities in quarter marked by oil swings

    A person walks past the Société Générale headquarters entrance in Paris, with the company sign prominently displayed.
  • Saturday, 2 May, 2026
    Personal Finance
    How safe is your money from cyber attack?

    Claude’s Mythos AI model raises the stakes as it finds vulnerabilities in financial software

    Illustration of a robot hand knocking over a bank building with columns
  • Friday, 1 May, 2026
    Jane Street Capital
    Jane Street employees paid $9.4bn in 2025

    Trading firm brought in record $40bn amid financial market volatility

    Facade of 250 Vessey Street, a modern office building with square windows and glass features, in Manhattan.
  • Friday, 1 May, 2026
    Investment Banking
    How tough does an investment banking boss need to be?

    The difference between good and bad leaders turns on whether they recognise when pressure is productive

    Craig Coben
    A man wheels his luggage through an airport lounge
  • Friday, 1 May, 2026
    UK banks
    NatWest profits hit £2bn as bank benefits from slowing pace of rate cuts

    UK lender expects to generate more than £17bn in income for the year

    NatWest bank sign above a branch entrance, with the bank’s logo and purple branding visible on the building exterior.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    European banks
    French lenders miss out on trading boom powering Wall Street banks

    BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole and SocGen report higher first-quarter profit but are unable to capitalise on market volatility

    The BNP Paribas SA headquarters building with large company signage on its facade.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    Standard Chartered PLC
    StanChart books $190mn charge on Iran war

    Asia-focused bank reports record quarterly profit despite setting aside funds to hedge against Middle East risk

    Standard Chartered logo and web address shown on a computer screen under a magnifying glass.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    UK financial regulation
    Bank of England in stand-off with FCA over trading firms’ capital

    Rare dispute emerges after watchdog proposes to boost liquidity for groups such as Jane Street and Citadel Securities

    The Bank of England building with scaffolding on its facade, viewed from behind a bed of purple flowers.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    Fintech
    How Revolut became a verb — if not yet a lender

    Boss Nik Storonsky is hoping that a US banking licence and an IPO will sustain fintech’s breakneck growth

    Nikolay Storonsky sits smiling during an interview, wearing a dark suit and white shirt, with studio lights visible above.
  • Wednesday, 29 April, 2026
    UBS Group AG
    Lex. UBS’s bumper profit both helps and hinders its case on capital rules

    Long fight over just how well fortified its balance sheet needs to be is inching in Swiss bank’s direction

    Premium content
    UBS logo sign in the foreground with the Swiss Parliament building and a Swiss flag visible in the background.
  • Wednesday, 29 April, 2026
    UK mis-selling
    Mercedes and VW challenge FCA motor finance compensation scheme

    Finance arms of German carmakers among three lenders to appeal against regulator’s £9.1bn redress programme

    A blue Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedan displayed at an auto show, with another S-Class vehicle and a large screen in the background.
  • Wednesday, 29 April, 2026
    UBS Group AG
    UBS trading gains fuel 80% profit surge

    Market volatility from Middle East war propels strong activity at Swiss bank

    Swiss flag flying above the entrance of a UBS bank branch, with flower boxes in the building's windows.
  • Wednesday, 29 April, 2026
    Lloyds Banking Group
    Lloyds profits soar 33% as higher interest rates boost income

    Bank slashes expectations for UK growth but keeps guidance steady

    Pedestrians walk past a Lloyds Bank branch in London, with an ATM and the bank's sign visible above the entrance.
  • Wednesday, 29 April, 2026
    Due Diligence
    How Vis Raghavan landed at Citi

    The investment banker was hired by Citi before news of his changed circumstances at JPMorgan was made public

    Premium content
    Vis Raghavan seated in an office chair at Citi’s NYC headquarters, looking at the camera, with his reflection visible in a mirror.
  • Wednesday, 29 April, 2026
    Stablecoins
    The stablecoin stumbling block

    The crypto tokens are not yet safe enough to be used at scale in the settlement of large, wholesale financial transactions

    Daniel Heller
    Donald Trump holds up the signed "Genius Act" document while people around him applaud at the White House.
  • Wednesday, 29 April, 2026
    Citigroup Inc
    How Citi’s $52mn hire was forced out of JPMorgan over his behaviour

    After years of complaints, Vis Raghavan had been told he was out of a job. Three days later, Citi hired him

    Vis Raghavan sits in an armchair at Citi headquarters, looking at the camera, with his reflection visible in a mirror.
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