The rising tide of stablecoins, underpinned by the pro-crypto leanings of the second Donald Trump administration, has in the past 12 months become too great for banks to ignore.

The bulk of the fine relates to Barclays’ dealings with gold bullion firm Stunt & Co, a customer of Fowler Oldfield, which was at the centre of a major money laundering investigation following raids ...

It is time to take the boot off and regulate for growth, not risk. That was chancellor Rachel Reeves’ core message in her Mansion House speech last night, where she unveiled the biggest financial ...

HSBC’s decision to exit the Net-Zero Banking Alliance is “hugely disappointing” say shareholders and sustainability experts, ...

Infrastructure dealmakers say UK regulations are more supportive of cross-border mergers and acquisitions than US rules, as ...

“Significant risks persist — including from tariffs and trade uncertainty, worsening geopolitical conditions, high fiscal deficits and elevated asset prices,” Jamie Dimon said in a statement on ...

The UK’s Basel III framework needs to be “rethought” because it is holding banks back and moving lending to the shadow ...

London has struggled for several years to attract big-name IPOs amid a dearth of liquidity and a less favourable regulatory ...

Monzo has become the latest UK challenger bank to be fined by the Financial Conduct Authority for “inadequate” financial ...

UBS must face two investor lawsuits in the US over alleged misconduct by Credit Suisse prior to its collapse in March 2023, a ...

Lobbyists have called the UK’s deregulatory agenda “insidious”, believing that the Labour government’s continued push to remove financial red tape is “damaging” consumers.

Jerry Serowik, senior managing director and head of capital markets at Cohen & Company Capital Markets, says that his ...