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  • UK customers of Monzo hit by SMS-based phishing attack

    February 22, 2022

    UK customers of all-digital bank Monzo are being targeted with an SMS-based phishing campaign, aiming to steal sensitive information from their accounts, according to various reports this morning, including Computing magazine. One of the most important aspects of creating a Monzo account is verifying a customer’s device, normally done through a ‘golden link’ sent to [...]

  • Barclays prepares to name Anna Cross as first female chief financial officer

    February 21, 2022

    Barclays is reportedly lining up Anna Cross as its next chief financial officer, in a positive step for gender diversity in top banking roles

  • Morses Club shares tumble 63 per cent as ex-boss dumps £200,000 of shares before profit warning

    February 21, 2022

    The boss of one the UK’s top doorstep lenders dumped around £200,000 of his stake in the firm just before it sounded the alarm on profits to investors today. Paul Smith, chief of Morses Club, a high-cost consumer credit provider, ditched more than half of his stake in the firm last Thursday. Smith unexpectedly left [...]

  • U.S. plans to sever ties with Russian banks if Ukraine is invaded

    February 21, 2022

    The US has lined up a package of sanctions to slap on Russian financial institutions in the event of an attack on Ukraine, including barring US financial firms from processing transactions for major Russian banks.

  • City watchdog FCA looking to hire hundreds of new staff to get grip on consumer credit market

    February 21, 2022

    The financial services watchdog is recruiting for a number of senior roles in a push to expand its oversight and supervision of the City’s credit space. The Financial Conduct Authority, based in Stratford, is looking for a lead supervisor for credit and debt as well as a director for consumer finance. In the publicly available [...]

  • More banker bonuses on the way this week

    February 21, 2022

    Big banker bonuses are back on the table amid a robust rebound in lenders’ profits, annual results are expected to reveal this week. The City is expecting Barclays, which publishes finals on Wednesday, to register a £8.1bn profit haul, up sharply from £3.1bn in 2020 when the pandemic sent the banking sector spiralling. Investors will [...]

  • Credit Suisse hides mobsters, drug traffickers and money launderers’ riches, leak reveals

    February 20, 2022

    Swiss lender Credit Suisse allowed drug traffickers, money launderers and mobsters to hide their money offshore, according to documents leaked yesterday. The trove of documents reveal Credit Suisse kept accounts for a billionaire who ordered the murder of his Lebanese pop star partner and a Hong Kong stock exchange boss jailed for bribery. The leak [...]

  • JP Morgan under fire for dubious $1.3bn Nigeria oil deal

    February 20, 2022

    A bitter legal dispute between the Nigerian state and banking giant JP Morgan is due to be heard in the UK's High Court this week.

  • Canary Wharf rolls out flexible offices after pandemic shakes up work habits

    February 19, 2022

    London landlord the Canary Wharf Group is planning to roll out a flexible office service for clients, as the city continues to adapt to the pandemic shakeup to work patterns.

  • Saturday sitdown: Whistle king Simon Topman on surviving two world wars and a global pandemic

    February 19, 2022

    With businesses around the world managing the Covid pandemic and each facing their own set of challenges, City PM caught up with Simon Topman, managing director of 150-year-old ACME Whistles, to blow the whistle on how this pandemic has differed from two world wars and other global disasters. Since inventing and making the first ever [...]

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