JPMorgan's New UK Private Bank Boss Begins Role
JPMorgan appoints new UK private banking head as wealth management expands. Discover the strategic moves shaping London's financial landscape.
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JPMorgan aims to double UK private banking business
JPMorgan's UK private banking head reveals ambitious five-year growth strategy to double business, focusing on wealthy entrepreneurs and international clients.
Earl's Court kebab shop applies for 5am licence
Star Kebab House in Earl's Court wants to extend hours until 5am, facing resident opposition over anti-social behaviour fears. Council decision expected November 27.
European Technology Network Launches to Save Tech Media
London entrepreneurs Ronan Chambers and Luke Knight launch European Technology Network, securing £150k funding to become Europe's answer to US tech podcasts. Discover their vision for European tech media.
Lloyds buys Curve fintech for digital growth
Lloyds Banking Group acquires London fintech Curve in a major move to boost its digital offerings and compete with neobanks. Deal expected to complete in 2026.
Lloyds Capital Markets Head Departs in Reshuffle
Lloyds Banking Group's capital markets head departs amid strategic reshuffle. Discover the leadership changes and future direction of Britain's largest lender.
LSE Challenger Secures Private Stock Market Licence
Aquis Exchange receives FCA approval to launch private company market, challenging LSE dominance. New platform aims to boost UK capital markets competitiveness.
Banks Back in Budget Crosshairs for Tax Raid
Chancellor Rachel Reeves considers a bank surcharge hike despite competitiveness fears. The Budget U-turn follows record £50.3bn bank profits. Discover the implications.
DVLA's £1,000 fine for 118 undeclared conditions
UK drivers face a £1,000 fine for failing to report 118 specific medical conditions to the DVLA. Check the full list now to ensure you're driving legally and safely.
Lloyds Hires Wells Fargo's Langley as CIB Chief Executive
Lloyds Banking Group appoints Wells Fargo's international head Mark Langley as CEO of its Corporate & Institutional Banking division. Discover the strategic implications.
Fulham shop licence revoked over underage sales
A West London shop has been shut down after repeatedly selling alcohol to underage girls, including one who ended up in intensive care. Read the full investigation details.
Deutsche Bank Rolls Out Banking Butlers for Rich Clients
Deutsche Bank introduces personalised 'banking butlers' for ultra-high-net-worth clients, offering bespoke financial services and exclusive lifestyle management.
Ex-BBC Chief: Don't Pay Trump Licence Fee Money
Former BBC director general Tony Hall insists the corporation must not pay Donald Trump after the ex-president threatened a $5bn lawsuit over a misleading Panorama edit.
Cruz Beckham loses licence after speeding tickets
Cruz Beckham has had his driving licence revoked after accumulating six points for speeding in 20mph zones. The 20-year-old must now retake his driving tests. Read the full story.
Ex-chancellor Osborne shortlisted for HSBC chairman role
Former chancellor George Osborne emerges as surprise candidate to lead HSBC Holdings in one of Britain's most prestigious banking appointments. Discover the implications.
Moelis Considers Nordic Banking Launch Amid Talent War
US investment bank Moelis & Co explores Nordic expansion as financial institutions compete fiercely for top banking talent across European markets.
HSBC hunts new Europe chief as Andrew Wild departs
HSBC launches search for new continental Europe chief as Andrew Wild exits for family reasons. Explore the latest leadership reshuffle at Europe's largest bank.
HSBC Europe Boss Colin Wild Announces Departure
HSBC's European chief Colin Wild is stepping down for family reasons after three decades with the bank. Discover the leadership transition plans and his legacy.
Readers debate BBC bias and Trump's $1bn lawsuit
Metro readers are fiercely debating BBC impartiality, the licence fee, and Donald Trump's $1bn legal threat. Is the broadcaster biased? Have your say.
London pizzeria loses licence after police row
A West London pizzeria has its licence revoked after 3am alcohol breaches, aggressive staff, and links to organised crime. Discover the full story behind the council's decision.
Barclays appoints Etienne de Montalivet for French M&A
Barclays strengthens its European investment banking division with the strategic hire of BNP Paribas veteran Etienne de Montalivet to lead M&A efforts in France.
London landlord loses appeal over £14k rent repayment
A Hackney landlord failed to overturn a £14,000 rent repayment order for running an unlicensed HMO. The tribunal rejected his hardship claim after he revealed owning a £1.4m home. Read the full details.
Nationwide keeps all UK bank branches open until 2030
Nationwide commits to keeping its 696 branches, including Virgin Money, open until at least 2030, bucking the trend of bank closures and supporting communities.
BBC Licence Fee Debate: Scrap or Save £4bn Model?
Experts clash over the future of the BBC licence fee. Should the £3.35 weekly charge be replaced by subscriptions? Discover the arguments shaping British broadcasting.
ABN Amro Buys NIBC Bank from Blackstone
Dutch banking giant ABN Amro acquires NIBC Bank from Blackstone in strategic expansion. Deal strengthens commercial banking presence with €672 million transaction.
Wandle Park Cafe to Reopen in Croydon in December
The long-closed café in Croydon's Wandle Park is set to reopen on December 15 under new management, with plans to serve alcohol during daytime hours to enhance the community space.
RBC Bolsters European Equities Team with Senior Hires
Royal Bank of Canada makes three strategic senior hires to expand its European equities division, enhancing research and execution capabilities across key markets.
BBC licence fee at risk over impartiality scandal
The BBC must prove its impartiality to justify the £3.5bn licence fee, warns political commentator Oliver Dean, as recent scandals threaten its funding model.
London's Stonebridge residents object to new off-licence
Residents in Stonebridge, Brent, fear a proposed off-licence could undo a decade of progress against crime. Will the council approve the controversial plan? Read the full story.
Trump threatens BBC with $1bn lawsuit
Donald Trump threatens to sue the BBC for $1bn over the editing of his Capitol speech. The UK government faces awkward questions as the crisis deepens.
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