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  • Barclays and Bank of Ireland sued over film finance tax evasion scheme

    February 26, 2019

    Barclays and Bank of Ireland are being sued as part of a £180m lawsuit brought by investors in a film finance scheme the pair were involved in. Investors in the Eclipse film financing scheme lost out after tax authorities ruled the vehicle, which purported to invest in Disney films, was actually a tax avoidance scheme. [...]

  • Competition watchdog to investigate Non-Standard Finance’s £1.3bn Provident takeover bid

    February 26, 2019

    The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into Non-Standard Finance’s (NSF) £1.3bn takeover bid for rival subprime lender Provident. A war of words between the lenders has escalated in recent days after NSF made a surprise offer for its larger rival on Friday. Read more: Provident defends annual results delay as takeover row escalates [...]

  • Standard Chartered announces plan to slash costs

    February 26, 2019

    Standard Chartered today announced further plans to slash costs as the lender reported that profits grew 28 per cent last year. The figures The group has completed $3.2bn worth of cuts since 2015 and is targeting a further $700m reduction in costs as part of its new three-year strategy to boost growth, it announced in [...]

  • Bank of America to phase out the name Merrill Lynch a decade after takeover

    February 25, 2019

    Bank of America is set to drop the name Merrill Lynch more than a decade after it acquired the long-standing financial services firm amid the financial crisis. The bank will phase out the company’s name from its trading and investment banking operations, executives told the Wall Street Journal. Read more: Bank of America posts record [...]

  • Provident defends annual results delay amid Neil Woodford-backed £1.3bn takeover bid from rival Non-Standard Finance

    February 25, 2019

    Troubled subprime lender Provident has defended its decision to delay annual results saying it needed to “take a few moments” following a £1.3bn takeover bid from smaller rival Non-Standard Finance. Provident executives hit out at NSF for its “irresponsible and highly opportunistic” approach and pledged to submit a better offer to shareholders. Read more: Provident [...]

  • Banks begin tempting businesses away from RBS as £350m switching scheme goes live

    February 25, 2019

    Banks have begun tempting businesses to switch away from Royal Bank of Scotland as part of a scheme to boost competition in the sector. As a condition of RBS’ £45bn government bailout during the financial crisis – £350m of a state aid package has been provided to eleven other banks to help them attract firms. Read [...]

  • ‘Bridge over Brexit’: UK and US strike post-Brexit derivatives and trading deal in major boost for the City

    February 25, 2019

    Derivatives trading and clearing between the UK and the US will continue as normal regardless of the outcome of Brexit, the Bank of England said today in a major boost for the City. The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the Bank of England and UK watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have struck a deal to [...]

  • Barclays rallies as shareholders promised more

    February 25, 2019  |  City Talk

    In a bear trend since 2007, Barclays has won over the market with this update, at least temporarily. These numbers from Barclays (LSE:BARC) have been well received on the basis of "jam tomorrow", as the high street bank continues to suffer from litigation and conduct fines, whilst growing strongly excluding these charges. The increase to [...]

  • Troubled subprime lender Provident slams ‘irresponsible and highly opportunistic’ £1.3bn takeover bid by rival

    February 25, 2019

    Provident executives have hit out at an “irresponsible and highly opportunistic" £1.3bn takeover bid by smaller rival Non-Standard Finance. The struggling subprime lender hit back at its peer in robust fashion this morning after receiving an all-share offer for the company on Friday. Read more: Provident shareholders including Neil Woodford accept £1.3bn takeover Non-Standard Finance’s offer, [...]

  • Why Lloyds Banking Group pleased its City fan club

    February 22, 2019  |  City Talk

    Our head of markets explains why the City reacted positively to these results despite a profits miss. Despite missing expectations at a pre-tax profit level, Lloyds Banking Group (LSE:LLOY) is not only in rude health but also has a clear vision on where next to take the business. The bank describes its own model as [...]

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