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Bolting the stable door after the stablecoin has bolted
UK bank commits to lender that has emerged as an M&A leader
Bet on digital assets comes despite fall in crypto and values Elwood Technologies at $500mn
Research finds that the term is increasingly used in UK tribunals as a justification for allegedly discriminatory remarks
Historical paperwork blunder continues to hit UK bank after £540mn first quarter charge
Buoyant trading revenue at investment bank cushions otherwise mixed quarter for UK lender
Analysts say bank could take £1.25bn capital hit years earlier than planned, potentially affecting share buybacks
Exchange traded notes are risky for investors but so profitable for banks their future seems assured
We’ve tried to figure out how the blue bird of British banking got it so wrong
Regulators investigate trading breach after bank says it will have to pay investors at least £450mn
Today’s announced £450mn hit is linked to its iPath exchange-traded notes business.
UK bank delays £1bn share buyback after exceeding limits in issuing exchange traded notes
Plus, private equity storms the football pitch
Chief’s long background in risk management should come in handy
Results beat expectations as earnings flattered by one-off release of pandemic-related loan loss reserves
Scheme to spread cost of taking on customers of failed rivals aims to ease impending rise in household bills
Plus, scepticism mounts surrounding India’s red-hot start-up sector, and private equity circles the Big Four
Both Barclays and shareholders need a clearer steer from the FCA on the Staley investigation
The bank is curious to know whether the media reads the FT.
Bank to hold meetings with shareholders as some criticise £2.4m in pay awarded to former chief executive
Regulators flagged ‘snow white’ reference in messages between former Barclays boss and sex offender
First move by new chief to stabilise UK lender after Jes Staley stepped down over Epstein links
Far too often high-profile bosses end up acting like Roman emperors immune to criticism and even advice
Plus, Michael Dell pulls off one of the largest corporate spin-offs and the mysterious entrepreneur accused of running a ‘secretive, kleptocratic cabal’
Banker’s bet on investment banking had finally started to bear fruit six years after he took charge
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