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Easing of Covid restrictions means shareholders can again gather to quiz company boards
Analysts divided on prospects for emerging markets
Outgoing chief executive António Horta-Osório warns that Covid ‘continues to have a significant impact’
Expect the bank to whittle down the surplus with diplomatic gradualism
Potential blow to travel and hospitality industries as finance sector seeks to make more use of new ways of working
The incoming Credit Suisse chief on his battles in finance, stress, tabloid troubles — and why Rafael Nadal is his idol
NCA finds nothing beyond scope of original trial in which six people were jailed for scam that forced many SMEs to fold
UK lender set to compete for market share with its own buy-to-let borrowers
Initiative will involve buying and renting out new and existing housing stock across the UK
The UK bank is cantering out of trouble at pace
UK retail bank beats analysts’ forecasts and aims to double profitability this year
UK bank tells employees it failed to meet criteria for payouts in 2020
Revolving leadership at the continent’s top banks reflects the barriers to entry for industry outsiders
It would be hard for the bank to provide a long-term view when the new jockey has yet to weigh in
UK bank poaches HSBC’s global head of wealth and personal banking to replace António Horta-Osório
Losses partially offset by creation of 340 new roles elsewhere at UK bank
Oil group hopes to win back investors | Weighing up Horta-Osório’s legacy at Lloyds
UK’s largest retail bank benefits from buoyant property market and reports drop in new provisions for bad loans
Shell lifts divi; Lloyds returns to profit; Tiffany and LVMH make up
Queen’s birthday honours recognise hands-on help as gongs return to industry
Growing international trend among big banks facing customer and investor pressure to clean up balance sheets
The UK lender finds itself at the centre of a tussle between bullish and bearish investors
Losses will be offset by creation of 226 new positions elsewhere at UK lender
Virgin Money and Metro Bank have plans in place, with Lloyds about to start testing
London hedge fund’s short position in UK lender comes as the pandemic hammers the economy
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