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The failings of intrusive financial supervision have never been more obvious
Bill Winters’ remarks come amid US regulators’ efforts to reassure investors over curbing contagion in financial system
As interest rates rise, remortgaging borrowers weigh up fixed rates, trackers, plus switching and ditching
Capital buffers should protect UK lenders
Governor Andrew Bailey defends his team’s supervision in letter to parliamentary committee
It is not clear how bad this crisis is going to be but reform is urgently needed
Chair of Treasury select committee Harriet Baldwin concerned about proposals that remove favourable treatment for SME loans
Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse collapses prove my point
It is depositors that regulation needs to reassure, not a small club of watchdogs and bank analysts
Unravelling of Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank gives whip hand to those in favour of tough oversight
Report estimates proposal to remove favourable treatment for small companies could affect quarter of loans
Regulations put in place in the UK after the global financial crisis passed their first big test with the Silicon Valley Bank rescue
New lender set to miss annual £1.5bn target, independent fiscal watchdog finds
British lender could not analyse 30% of loan book but thought start-up clients were worth the gamble
Lenders will not get a pass on the digital challenges around new consumer protection rules
Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank sparks calls for rethink of regulatory overhaul
Links between crypto and regulated financial institutions fray further
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Bank of England raced to orchestrate a sale
Like banking titans in 2008, tech tycoons favour the privatisation of profits and the socialisation of losses
The transaction cannot immunise markets in the UK or elsewhere from contagion that might originate in the US
Prime minister and Bank of England involved in all-night calls over fate of lender
Recent events at UniCredit echo those at Barclays a decade ago
‘Lead white knight’ eyeing British arm of tech lender that had billions in deposits
British arm of California-based lender applied for £1.8bn in liquidity as its parent company collapsed
Move intensifies pressure on lenders which will soon have a legal duty to act in customers best interest
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