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  • Crypto in 2022: It wasn’t all bad

    December 22, 2022

    This year was turbulent, even by crypto standards. If the past twelve months have taught us anything it’s that crypto is still far from a mature asset class and time may be running out for the industry to prove itself as a functional and beneficial cog in our financial system.  There are a number of [...]

  • Government borrows record amount in November as debt bill swells

    December 21, 2022

    Growing public sector expenditure in November prompted a £22.0 billion borrowing frenzy.

  • Relief for mortgage prisoners: Six banks to begin lending on flats with unsafe cladding 

    December 20, 2022

    A handful of the country’s biggest banks will consider mortgage applications for some flats with dangerous cladding from January, in a sigh of relief for people trapped in unsellable properties. Lenders withdrew mortgage provisions for unsafe flats following the Grenfell Tower disaster, when 72 people were killed in a fire at a high-rise block in [...]

  • TSB hit with £48.7m by watchdogs over 2018 IT fiasco

    December 20, 2022

    High street lender TSB has been slapped with a £48.65m by City watchdogs today for “widespread” failings during a 2018 IT update programme, which left millions of customers without access to banking services.

  • On the money: King Charles III makes banknote debut

    December 20, 2022

    The Bank of England has unveiled the design for the new Charles III banknotes, making the monarch the first King in British history to feature on a paper legal tender.  Recently succeeding his mother HM Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles will appear on the front of all four polymer banknotes ( £5, £10, £20 and [...]

  • UK banks have swerved bonus cap by hiking pay, BoE finds

    December 19, 2022

    UK lenders have raised staff pay to compensate for smaller hand outs after the banker bonus cap was implemented following the financial crisis, new research out today has found. The City’s top bankers’ pay has been steadily rising since the rules were imposed in 2014, according to the Bank of England. “The bonus cap [has [...]

  • London payment firm launches Banking-as-a-Service solution on Advcash 

    December 16, 2022

    Fintech infrastructure firm, Mercuryo has partnered with payment platform Advcash to offer its customers access to virtual IBANs for EU and UK residents.

  • City chamber of commerce launched to help Square Mile firms navigate challenges

    December 15, 2022

    The City’s chamber of commerce has launched a new body dedicated to supporting business within the Square Mile.  London Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced the creation of the City of London Chamber this week. It will be a forum for firms of all sectors to convene and and discuss ideas, from the biggest banks [...]

  • Mini budget drama: UK banks face wave of ‘exotic’ forex derivatives claims after collapse of Pound

    December 15, 2022

    Legal disputes between banks and their business customers are expected following the collapse in the value of sterling against the U.S. Dollar and the volatility of other currencies. The dramatic volatility of currencies over the last few months will have led to many businesses facing substantial losses from complex Forex derivatives contracts they had entered [...]

  • Lloyds swoops in for ING’s tech leader as its new COO

    December 15, 2022

    Lloyds has swooped in for the top brass at ING as the lender announces a Ron van Kemenade as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). He will join next year from ING where was chief technology officer and a member of its executive committee.  Charlie Nunn, CEO at Lloyds Banking Group, said: “This is a [...]

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