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  • RBS raises dividend on booming profits, but warns on cost of Brexit

    February 15, 2019

    Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) boosted its dividend today on the back of doubling profits, but warned that Brexit could hit the bank’s recovery. The bank said it would return £1.6bn to shareholders, including almost £1bn to the government, which holds a 62 per cent stake in RBS following its financial crisis bailout. Chairman Howard [...]

  • Qataris pushed ‘quite aggressively’ for Barclays fee during investment scramble, court hears

    February 14, 2019

    A Barclays boss warned his colleagues that Qatari investors were pushing “quite aggressively” to be paid for a controversial services contract at the height of the financial crisis, a court heard today. Richard Boath told fellow executive Rich Ricci that Doha was growing impatient with the bank, after it apparently missed the deadline to pay [...]

  • Deutsche Bank hits back over shareholder calls for cuts to investment banking division

    February 14, 2019

    Deutsche Bank has hit back after investors called for more cuts at the German lender’s failing investment banking division. Germany’s biggest lender responded to reports that several major shareholders had demanded cuts, particularly in the US, by defending its plans to turnaround the unit. Read more: Deutsche Bank returns to annual profit for first time [...]

  • Chinese fintech giant Ant Financial buys up UK currency exchange Worldfirst

    February 14, 2019

    Ant Financial has agreed a deal to acquire UK currency exchange Worldfirst, solidifying the firm's presence outside of China. The deal comes after an attempt by Ant Financial to buy US remittances firm Moneygram was blocked by US regulators last year, citing national security concerns. Worldfirst was said to be valued at around $700m (£547.9m) and [...]

  • Bitcoin sceptic Jamie Dimon launches JP Morgan’s own cryptocurrency

    February 14, 2019

    JP Morgan is to launch its own cryptocurrency in an unprecedented step for a major US bank. The bank is to trial its JPM Coin in the coming months, which will handle a tiny fraction of the $6 trillion (£4.7 trillion) in payments it moves around globally every day. Read more: The year crypto went [...]

  • Barclays online banking outage leaves customers unable to access bank accounts

    February 14, 2019

    Banking giant Barclays has apologised to customers after an online outage left many unable to access their accounts today. Customers said they were prevented from accessing the Barclays mobile banking app and other online services for much of the morning. Read more: TSB falls to £105m loss after IT disaster The bank received a flurry [...]

  • Starling banks £75m funding round from Merian Global Investors

    February 13, 2019

    Starling Bank, one of fintech's Big Three digital banking stalwarts, has closed a £75m funding round led by Merian Global Investors. The challenger bank said £60m was provided by Merian, formerly known as Old Mutual, which included a £19m injection from Merian's equity investment firm Chrysalis. The round was closed out with £15m from Starling's sole existing investor [...]

  • Looking out for the next financial crisis? Keep an eye on spiralling debt

    February 13, 2019

    Concerns are growing that another financial crisis is imminent. No less important a figure than Kenneth Rogoff wrote last week that “the next major financial crisis may come sooner than you think”. Rogoff, a former chief economist at the IMF, shot to fame with his 2008 book This Time Is Different, co-authored with his Harvard [...]

  • Sir Vince Cable calls for probe into Treasury role in RBS GRG unit

    February 13, 2019

    Former business secretary Sir Vince Cable has called for an investigation into allegations the Treasury may have “actively encouraged” the activities of RBS’s discredited global restructuring unit GRG. The Liberal Democrat leader has today written to Nicky Morgan, chair of the Treasury Select Committee, to ask that it look into accusations that an executive branch [...]

  • Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro calls for gold held in Bank of England to be returned

    February 12, 2019

    Venezuela’s embattled President Nicolas Maduro said yesterday that the Bank of England should repatriate the Venezuelan gold it holds in its vaults. “They have sequestered billions of dollars in gold in London that are ours – that is money to buy supplies, raw materials, food, medicines. They have sequestered $1.4bn [£1.09bn] for many months, that we [...]

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