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  • UK bidder urges government to keep Green Investment Bank in British hands as it faces battle with Australia’s Macquarie

    September 11, 2016

    A UK investment banking group is hoping to convince the government that the Green Investment Bank (GIB) should remain in British hands as the bidding process moves into a two-horse race. Sustainable Development Capital (SDC) is understood to be in competition with Australian bank Macquarie as the government prepares to privatise the £4bn-valued GIB. Read [...]

  • Britain’s biggest buy-to-let investors have sold nearly half their £250m property portfolio

    September 11, 2016

    A couple crowned Britain's biggest buy-to-let landlords have sold off nearly half of their £250m property portfolio and called time on the era of the "amateur landlord". Fergus and Judith Wilson became notorious for buying up properties to rent when the buy-to-let boom kicked off in the 1990s. Read more: Mapped: House price changes in [...]

  • MasterCard hit with record £14bn bill as 46m customers could win compensation

    September 8, 2016

    MasterCard is being sued for £14bn in the largest legal claim in British history over allegations it used its market dominance to overcharge millions of UK customers. The credit card providers have been accused of charging shops excessive fees to process card transactions, which resulted in retailers being forced to pass on these costs in [...]

  • From networking to a grounding in the basics, an EMBA could help you make the jump into finance

    September 8, 2016

    There is no guarantee that an Executive MBA will be a ticket into banking. That said, approximately 30 per cent of graduates from Cass and Cambridge Judge Business School go on to take a job in financial services, and top investment banks are still recruiting directly out of business schools. The key, according to a [...]

  • Whistleblowers in banks to get more protection from today

    September 7, 2016

    It goes without saying that in recent months Brexit has been at the forefront of the minds of those working in financial services in the City. No doubt, Brexit will continue to dominate the headlines for years to come. However, we should not let Brexit overshadow or mask the sweeping reforms already taking place across [...]

  • Sir Charlie Bean: London will lose its foreign exchange crown after Brexit

    September 7, 2016

    The City of London will be stripped of its status as the world's premier foreign exchange centre once the UK leaves the EU, a former Bank of England deputy governor has warned. Sir Charlie Bean, who sat on the Bank's rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) for 14 years between 2000 and 2014, told peers he [...]

  • Customers don’t want to bank on Santander anymore after it chopped interest rates on its popular 123 account

    September 7, 2016

    The news that Santander has notified customers that they face a cut to interest rates has caused something of a stir.  The Spanish bank is cutting the rate of interest on its popular 123 current account by half. Customers will receive 1.5 per cent interest as opposed to the previous three per cent. This follows on [...]

  • Alternate lender goes mainstream with banking group membership

    September 6, 2016

    The alternative loans market has become a little more mainstream after one lender was made a member of the British Bankers’ Association (BBA) for the first time. Just Loans Group – founded in 2012 – has become the first alternative commercial lender to become an associate member of the trade body. The BBA is the [...]

  • Andrew Tyrie blasts banks as they come clean on overdraft fees

    September 6, 2016

    Influential Tory backbencher Andrew Tyrie has blasted UK banks for their bewildering array of overdraft fees and charges and called for customers to be given more information about their accounts. Tyrie, who chairs the Treasury Select Committee (TSC), also criticised recent proposals from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to encourage customers to switch bank accounts. [...]

  • Hong Kong follows UK lead with fintech “sandbox”

    September 6, 2016

    Hong Kong is the latest city to follow the example of the UK's financial watchdog and set up its own scheme to accelerate the development of financial technology. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has launched a so-called sandbox to let banks experiment with as yet unregulated technology and ideas. Read more: A new corporate-backed fintech [...]

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