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  • Starling founder Anne Boden cuts stake in £4bn fintech

    February 6, 2026

    The founder of UK fintech Starling has slashed her stake in the digital bank during a secondary share sale, City PM can reveal. Anne Boden, who launched Starling in 2014 after stints at Allied Irish Banks and Lloyds, cut her holdings in the digital bank to near 2.7 per cent from a previous 4.3 per [...]

  • TSB’s profit soars ahead of Santander takeover

    February 6, 2026

    Profit at high street lender TSB soared in the latest financial year as the bank slashed costs ahead of its landmark takeover by Santander. TSB’s pre-tax profit hit £350.4m in 2025, a 20.7 per cent jump from the year prior. The growth was fuelled by rising income streams and falling costs, even as the bank [...]

  • Barclays and Natwest set for bidding war in race to beef up wealth arms

    February 4, 2026

    Barclays and Natwest are set for a bidding war as the banks prepare to make their play to snap up Evelyn Partners amid the race to beef up wealth management arms. The blue-chip lenders are both gearing up to table offers of over £2bn for the London-based wealth manager. A successful takeover would help enhance [...]

  • Santander takes jab at City watchdog as motor finance bill balloons

    February 4, 2026

    Santander has took another major swipe at the City watchdog after the banking giant hiked its provisions for the motor finance scandal. As it reported full-year results, the bank said its bill for the car mis-selling saga had reached £461m, building on a previous £295m provision. It follows the bank’s UK arm missing its third-quarter [...]

  • Exclusive: Starling’s top investor withdraws support for London IPO

    February 4, 2026

    Starling’s elusive billionaire backer has gone cold on his ambition for the digital bank to list in London, City PM can reveal, in a move that will heighten fears of the fintech heading to New York for its highly-anticipated IPO. Harald McPike had lobbied for the group to launch its initial public offering in London [...]

  • Mandelson to Epstein: JP Morgan should ‘threaten’ UK over banker tax

    February 2, 2026

    Lord Peter Mandelson told Jeffrey Epstein that the boss of banking giant JP Morgan should “mildly threaten” the UK Treasury over a tax on banker bonuses whilst the peer was serving as business secretary. New bombshell revelations in the latest drop of the Epstein files by the US Department of Justice showed Mandelson, who worked [...]

  • Full map of closures: Santander axes another 44 branches putting 291 jobs at risk

    January 29, 2026

    Santander has made another cull to its branch network as the Spanish banking giant ploughs ahead with its digital transformation. The lender said it would close another 44 branches, which will put 291 jobs at risk of redundancy, as the bank turns its focus to its digital offer to keep at pace with its fintech [...]

  • Nationwide reigns supreme in bank switch war as Santander falters

    January 29, 2026

    Nationwide maintained its top spot in the tussle for current account switchers in the third quarter of 2025 as the mutual sweetened its offer for new joiners. The building society – which was slapped with a £44m fine in December for failing to flag Covid fraud – secured a net gain of 41,450 switchers after [...]

  • Public finance bodies need more clarity, says boss of Reeves’ wealth fund

    January 28, 2026

    The boss of Rachel Reeves’ flagship wealth fund has admitted British entrepreneurs want more clarity across public finance bodies as concerns rise over the growing number of institutions. Former RBS boss Oliver Holbourn, who the Chancellor appointed last July to lead the National Wealth Fund (NWF), said “people want more confidence in who they’re going [...]

  • Nato and Europe must be ‘stronger,’ JP Morgan’s Dimon tells Davos

    January 21, 2026

    The world’s most influential banker has said the world is “simply not safe” and called for a stronger Nato and Europe in a chilling warning to the economic elite at Davos. Speaking at the World Economic Forum, JP Morgan’s top boss Jamie Dimon said the eyes of the world “woke up” after Russia’s invasion of [...]

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