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  • UK banks risk being downgraded in no-deal Brexit situation

    October 11, 2018

    UK banks could be downgraded in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to ratings agency Standard & Poor.  The agency's position is that the UK will successfully negotiate a deal that provides a period of continuity for financial institutions, however it said that if the UK crashes out of the European Union in March [...]

  • CYBG joins the big British banks’ risk model club ahead of Virgin Money merger

    October 11, 2018

    Challenger bank CYBG today announced it has received the regulatory thumbs-up to use its own risk models to determine how much capital it must hold, in a move which could potentially allow it to hold less. The firm, which owns the Clydesdale and Yorkshire banking brands and is currently merging with Virgin Money, said the [...]

  • Royal Bank of Scotland introduces 1.5 per cent savings rate days after Goldman Sachs

    October 11, 2018

    Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) today announced a new savings rate of 1.5 per cent just weeks after Goldman Sachs entered the British market. The instant access savings account will pay the annual rate, which will put it near the top of the best-buy tables for some customers, up to the first £10,000, whereas Goldman's [...]

  • Investor demand for environment-friendly firms is becoming ‘phenomenon’ says top Barclays banker

    October 11, 2018

    Demand for investments in businesses pursuing environmentally and socially responsible aims is building up unstoppable momentum, according to a top banker at Barclays. Joe McGrath, global head of banking at the British bank, says the growth of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns in business has become a “phenomenon” in the last five years. ESG [...]

  • Personal assistant accused of stealing wine from Goldman Sachs CEO jumps to death

    October 10, 2018

    The former personal assistant accused of stealing more than £1.1m (£911,000) worth of wine from Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon was found dead in New York today after jumping from a high-rise building. Nicolas De-Meyer, who worked as Solomon's personal assistant for eight years, was due to appear in court to answer the charges. He was facing [...]

  • Brexit means nearly 1,000 pages of Brexit from the Financial Conduct Authority

    October 10, 2018

    The City watchdog today made moves to make Brexit mean Brexit in its rules, publishing two enormous papers detailing changes to regulation in case of a no-deal Brexit. The Financial Conduct Authority published a 781-page doorstopper consultation on changes to its handbook and the EU’s binding technical standards (BTS), alongside a comparatively slim 150-page consultation [...]

  • Kensington and Chelsea credit union with 1,200 members falls into administration

    October 10, 2018

    A credit union providing banking services for people in Kensington and Chelsea has fallen into administration. K&C Credit Union, trading as Your Credit Union, had around 1,200 members – including some residents of Grenfell Tower and £700,000 worth of investments. The not-for-profit co-operative was launched in 2012 and targeted residents of Britain's richest borough to [...]

  • Government expects 5,000 Brexit job losses for the City

    October 10, 2018

    The government expects the City of London to lose 5,000 jobs because of Brexit, the City minister said today. John Glen said he backed the estimates of the head of the Prudential Regulation Authority, Sam Woods, on the number of job moves at a hearing of the House of Lords' EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee. Large [...]

  • Western Union launches Transferwise rival service in UK

    October 10, 2018

    Western Union is gearing up to face innovation head-on as it launches a digital bank account transfer service in the UK, competing with major fintech startups such as Transferwise for command of the market. UK consumers will now be able to send up to £50,000 from the Western Union app or website directly into other bank accounts around [...]

  • Does Goldman Sachs retail bank Marcus really warrant all the hype?

    October 10, 2018

    Marcus sounds worlds apart from the financial beast that is Goldman Sachs. But that’s the point – Marcus is meant to sound approachable, a bank for normal people. Named after one of the company’s founders, Marcus Goldman, this new challenger bank has proved popular since it first launched in the US back in 2016. It’s also [...]

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