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  • London Marathon 2015: After Mark Carney thrashed Barclays boss Antony Jenkins, how well does your race time compare?

    April 27, 2015

    Mark Carney beat Antony Jenkins in the high-finance battle at the London Marathon yesterday. The Bank of England’s 50-year-old governor produced a mercurial run, beating Jenkins, the 53-year old Barclays chief executive, by an hour and a half. Carney’s time of 03:31:22 was faster than the men’s average of 04:04:30, and far faster than the [...]

  • Barclays’ bosses warn investors of pain ahead as Libor scandal fines and legal bills roll in

    April 23, 2015

    Huge fines and legal bills are on the way, Barclays’ outgoing chairman Sir David Walker warned shareholders at yesterday’s annual general meeting. Walker joined the bank almost three years ago in the wake of the Libor scandal, aiming to clean it up. While he said he has made great strides in that direction, the City [...]

  • Barclays U-turn on account fees: Bank will pay customers £4 a month as competition hots up

    April 14, 2015

    Barclays will offer to pay current account customers from next week, intensifying the battle sweeping the high street since the seven-day switching service made it easier to move banks 18 months ago. The bank has been losing customers to rivals through the seven-day service, as other lenders have won clients by offering financial rewards. Barclays’ [...]

  • Barclays account switch: The customer is king once more – Bottom Line

    April 14, 2015

    An injection of capitalism was all it took. Not long ago, British banks were unpopular and unresponsive, and now they are listening to their customers. How times are changing. Barclays’ decision to radically change its offer to customers by giving them cash marks the latest stage in the development of this market – and shows [...]

  • General Election 2015: Labour’s non-dom tax change would hit some of UK’s biggest banks

    April 12, 2015

    Labour's pledge to scrap non-dom tax status would affect top employees at some of London’s leading banks, including RBS, Lloyds and Barclays. Under the non-domicile rule, those with a permanent home abroad currently do not have to pay UK tax on overseas earnings. Only their UK income is taxed, although they have to pay £30,000 [...]

  • Bank of England stress test: British lenders assessed against global economic crunch

    March 30, 2015

    Britain's biggest banks have to prove they could withstand a global economic crunch, under a stress test unveiled by the Bank of England yesterday. The fictional scenario is based on real fears that a slowdown in China and renewed recession in Europe could hit the UK economy and its banks.   The six biggest banks [...]

  • Banks are back: How the UK’s banking sector got its mojo back as dividend payments rise

    March 26, 2015

    The UK’s banks are back on form and could be the best place to invest for good and growing dividends. British banks such as Lloyds, HSBC and Barclays were once the best places to invest for solid dividends. Ten years ago, banks provided a quarter of all dividends in the UK market, according to figures [...]

  • Barclays and ARM weigh on FTSE amid a little sun from TUI – London Report

    March 25, 2015

    BRITAIN’S leading share index gave up early gains yesterday, led down by a late drop in chip designer ARM and a fall in Barclays after a broker downgraded the stock. The blue chip FTSE 100 index was down 28.71 points, or 0.41 per cent, at 6,990.97 points by the close, having hit a record intra-day [...]

  • Barclays halves bonus payouts for top executives

    March 17, 2015

    Barclays has slashed the payouts to its top bosses by half, yesterday revealing that the group of executives at the head of the bank received £16.5m in shares for deferred bonuses and new awards. That is a dramatic fall from £31.8m a year earlier, reflecting both the increased crackdown on payouts, and a shift away [...]

  • From Standard Chartered to Prudential: Changing the guard at banks – Bottom Line

    March 10, 2015

    When floods of bosses quit, you should normally be worried. Think of the financial crisis, or the heads that rolled in the wake of the Libor scandal. But this time it is different, and that is surely a good sign. The Pru’s boss has unexpectedly quit, to replace Brady Dougan as the head of Credit [...]

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