Charlie Nunn calls on government to tackle housing crisis to provide foundation for Britain’s economic growth
Permission to offer credit cards to 11mn British customers still pending as fintech nears 1st anniversary of becoming a bank
British high street bank finds itself taking a central role in two separate takeover battles
Spanish bank beat British rival Barclays which also put in formal bid for Sabadell-owned unit
Liquidators still trying to recoup billions of dollars siphoned from Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund and then laundered
Chancellor is expected to outline plans to limit the amount of money that can be saved into tax-free cash accounts each year
Data for May points to housing market recovery after end of stamp duty holiday
California judge finds statements about Barclays ex CEO’s links to dead paedophile were potentially misleading
The ex-Barclays boss used a trial to try to clear his name and distance himself from the dead sex offender. He failed.
Judge says former Barclays chief did not fully disclose relationship with convicted sex offender but trims ￡1.8mn fine
Lender now has fairly clear focus on two growth areas: banking large international companies and managing wealth for the ‘a(chǎn)ffluent’
The bank’s latest reorganisation has arguably left it with few options to boost revenue as it faces trade tariffs and lower interest rates
From nationalisation to reprivatisation, how NatWest changed British banking
New provider Scottish Widows is overhauling its offering
Contest for Spanish-owned UK high street bank was expected to be hotly contested
Bank seeking to impose unified approach on sprawling global workforce
Ian Corfield was Labour donor before his Whitehall appointment last year
Spanish lender sounds out bidders for British arm as it seeks to fend off hostile takeover from BBVA
Filippo Gori had moved to London from Hong Kong last year but is relocating
London-based Pollen Street Capital made an approach to the UK challenger bank in recent weeks
Now the government has sold its final stake, the bank cannot fritter away its reputation again
Largest single severance payment of €11.2mn in pool split between 2,100 staff at seven banks since 2018
Bank customers are notoriously sticky, which makes it hard for any newcomer to break into a developed market
Lenders are adapting their remaining high-street branches to meet a range of customer needs
Brendan Nelson to take over as interim head of UK bank’s board
