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• Lloyds could axe 9,000 more banking jobs under its three-year plan

  22 Oct 2014: About 45,000 roles have already been axed since Lloyds TSB rescued HBOS during the 2008 banking crisis

• JP Morgan knew of China recruitment issues before US inquiry

  22 Oct 2014: Wall Street Journal reports executives were aware of potential issues with overseas hiring before US regulatory investigation

• Metro Bank loans and deposits surge

  22 Oct 2014: New high street lender reports strong growth in customer numbers and business accounts but profit still proves elusive

• HSBC and First Trust Bank guilty of breaching competition rules

  22 Oct 2014: CMA finds banks ‘bundling’ – telling small businesses they must open a current account in order to take out a loan

• Whistleblower Royal Bank of Scotland escapes Libor fine

  21 Oct 2014: RBS avoids €115m of fines from European competition watchdog after blowing whistle on Swiss-franc bank cartel

• EU banker bonus cap a ‘retrograde step’, says HSBC chairman

  21 Oct 2014: Crackdown by European regulators likely to increase tensions in Britain over Brussels’ influence over the financial sector

• Kipper Williams on the Bank of England payment system crash

  21 Oct 2014: House moves in limbo as Chaps transfers shut from 6am to 330pm

• Bank of England apologises and orders inquiry into payment system crash – as it happened

  20 Oct 2014: House purchases hit as the system used to move billions of pounds between banks in the UK every day suffers a technical problem.

• Barclays chairman questions impact of large bank fines on public confidence

  20 Oct 2014: Sir David Walker said that ‘disproportionate’ fines were being levied for activities that were previously acceptable

• Bank bosses mugging shareholders – the facts are laid bare

  20 Oct 2014: Nils Pratley: Sir John Cunliffe has exposed the scale of the heist, but even he is too polite about the unequal division of the pie

• Bankers must brace for a pay cut, warns Bank of England

  20 Oct 2014: Deputy governor bemoans fact that bankers have received far greater share of profits than shareholders since 2008 bailouts

• ECB to spend €1 trillion on covered bonds to kickstart euro economy

  20 Oct 2014: The bank’s aim is to revive economies in the single currency zone that have been hit by a decline in business lending

• HSBC’s lowest-ever 0.99% mortgage – what’s the catch?

  20 Oct 2014: For starters there’s a £1,999 booking fee, and it’s not fixed-rate so could move upwards, but it’s still a good offer

• Why your bank might just have the current account package that delivers

  20 Oct 2014: Some such as Nationwide are great value, while others like NatWest are not worth the fees

• Why the decision on interest rates is held between the agony and ecstasy

  19 Oct 2014: Larry Elliott: Upbeat figures on growth, unemployment and inflation are cancelled out by what’s happening to real wage growth, productivity and real interest rates

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