Barclays slapped with £8.4m fine over card payment failings December 1, 2022 Barclays has been slapped with an £8.4m fine from the payments regulator today after failing to comply with rules governing the cost of card transactions with retailers.
Peel Hunt profits plunge 99 per cent amid capital markets slowdown December 1, 2022 Peel Hunt said profits plunged by 99 per cent in the first half of the year as it is hammered by a slump in initial public offerings and volatility on the markets.
AJ Bell assets slide as volatility hits investors December 1, 2022 Trading firm AJ Bell said the value of assets on its platform had dipped two per cent in the past year as extreme volatility on the markets dealt a blow to retail investors' holdings.
Bankman-Fried claims he ‘didn’t ever try to commit fraud’ December 1, 2022 Sam Bankman-Fried tried to reject allegations he had committed fraud in the collapse of his crypto exchange FTX yesterday as he mounted his first public defence since the implosion of the exchange earlier this month.
Bitcoin ‘on the road to irrelevance’, says ECB November 30, 2022 The European Central Bank said Bitcoin is on the “road to irrelevance” today as it slammed the cryptocurrency as a “speculative bubble” with no productive value.
Home REIT and short seller trade barbs as share price tumbles November 30, 2022 Social housing investor Home REIT has hit back at short seller Viceroy Research today after the investor launched an attack on the quality of charity tenants in its portfolio.
Truss budget fallout will drag on growth, LendInvest warns November 30, 2022 Property fintech LendInvest has warned that the fallout of Liz Truss’s disastrous mini-budget in September will drag on growth in the second half of the year, as borrowing slows amid sharp interest rate hikes.
Klarna targets 2023 profits despite swelling losses November 30, 2022 Buy-now pay-later giant Klarna said it was targeting profitability in the second half of 2023 despite losses nearly doubling in the third quarter of the year. In its third quarter results today, the Swedish-headquartered fintech firm said losses had swelled to SEK 2.13bn (£170m) in the three months to the end of September, up from SEK [...]
City watchdog looks to boost access to financial advice for consumers November 30, 2022 The Financial Conduct Authority has laid out measures to widen access to financial advice today to allow consumers to “invest with confidence” amidst a cost of living crunch.
Credit Suisse shares tumble to record lows as sell-off continues November 29, 2022 Shares in Credit Suisse tumbled to record lows today as investors continued to shun the firm after warnings of a $1.5bn loss last week.
