According to analysis by the Financial Times, published on Wednesday, the six largest Chinese lenders by assets, including ...

In an effort to attract more banks from China and India and prevent further exits, the Net-Zero Banking Alliance will abandon a requirement for banks to align their lending portfolios with 1.5C.

The Financial Conduct Authority has told the Supreme Court that the Court of Appeal went “too far” when it ruled against ...

In a recent interview, Treasury secretary Scott Bessent called the rule a “surcharge” on US banks for buying Treasury bills. He said yields would fall by 30 to 70 basis points if the SLR was abolished ...

US community advocates have voiced concerns over last week’s decision by US banking regulators to backtrack from a long-scheduled update to the Community Reinvestment Act, warning that the rollback ...

The UK government must broaden its efforts to tackle authorised push payment fraud by holding telcos and social media ...

UniCredit and Commerzbank have rejected suggestions that European banks face structural barriers to financing defence companies, affirming their readiness to support deals while urging governments to ...

A spokesperson at the US lender told The Banker: “Jamie Dimon has said it is up to the board [when he leaves] and that he ...

Close Brothers and South Africa’s FirstRand — whose car finance business MotoNovo Finance operates under its Aldermore Group subsidiary in the UK — are appealing an October Court of Appeal ruling, ...

The guidance adjustments came as Lloyds enters the final stretch of a £4bn transformation plan — spearheaded by chief ...

HSBC surprised the industry last week as news broke that it had fired investment bankers on the same day they were due to hear their bonus figures, and reportedly gave no bonuses to many it laid off.

The Bank of London is six months late in publishing its annual accounts as questions persist over the financial health of the troubled UK fintech.