Payday lenders

British lender Non-Standard Finance (NSF) today said it wanted to raise £80m in the third quarter through a share sale

Following a nightmare year that was hugely disrupted by the pandemic and three subsequent lockdowns, the City is slowly switching

Loans lender Amigo sees complaints skyrocket 707 per cent as it swings to a loss

After a year that was hugely disrupted by Covid-19 and the entire economy and its workforce moved online, City A.M.

London-based subprime lender Amigo reported a 36.5 per cent fall in first half revenues and flagged “material uncertainty” about its

Personal finance has a legacy problem. Until now, those who weren’t familiar with its inner workings have never truly understood

London fintech startup Wagestream has today closed a £15m series A funding round, co-led by venture capital investors Balderton Capital and

Payday loan companies get a bad rap. And it’s easy to see why, considering the predatory businesses practices and extortionate

One of the most pernicious elements of Labour's current economic platform is the idea that the City is entirely distinct

UK challenger bank Oaknorth has completed a £25m loan to ICG-Longbow (LBOW), the London listed commercial real estate lender. Oaknorth

The Financial Conduct Authority has written to the bosses of payday lending firms, urging them to consider ‘affordability risk’ before

A payday lender has been told to give back millions of pounds to customers because its lending practices were deemed