Biggest November house price fall since 2012
UK house prices fell 1.8% in November, the largest drop for the month in over a decade. Budget uncertainty and a surge in price reductions are impacting the market.
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23,500 families lose child benefit in data error
Thousands of UK families had child benefit suspended due to flawed Home Office travel data. MPs demand inquiry into system failures causing financial hardship.
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.
First-time buyer pays £620k for London flat
30-year-old software engineer Nitish Kumar bought his first home in Poplar after his rent increased to £1,765. Discover his property journey and tips for buyers.
Tate Galleries job applicant data leaked online
Sensitive details of over 100 Tate galleries job applicants exposed in data breach, including addresses and salaries. Discover how it happened and what's being done.
Lloyds and Natwest shares fall in budget fears sell-off
Lloyds and Natwest led FTSE 100 falls as UK bank stocks dropped over 2%. Discover the budget fears sparking this sell-off and what analysts say comes next.
Lloyds clinches £120m deal for digital wallet Curve
Lloyds Banking Group acquires fintech Curve for £120m despite investor fury over price and governance. Get the latest on this controversial UK banking deal.
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.
Swalwell Faces Federal Mortgage Fraud Inquiry
Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell confirms he is the latest target of Donald Trump's retribution campaign, facing a federal criminal investigation for alleged mortgage fraud. Discover the full story.
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.
Trump's 50-Year Mortgage Plan Risks Worsening Housing
Donald Trump proposes 50-year mortgages to address US housing affordability, but experts warn it could double interest payments and deepen inequality. Analysis of this controversial plan.
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.
BMLL Reports £14m Loss Before Nordic Capital Acquisition
Market data firm BMLL recorded a £14.3m pre-tax loss in 2023 while securing a takeover by Nordic Capital. Discover the strategic implications for financial technology.
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.
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.
EU Plans to Weaken GDPR Data Protection Laws
Leaked documents reveal EU plans to dilute GDPR data protection laws, risking Europe's digital sovereignty and empowering US tech giants. Urgent action needed to enforce existing regulations.
Ethics Officials Removed in Trump Ally Document Probe
Fannie Mae ethics staff were fired after investigating whether a Trump ally improperly accessed mortgage details of Letitia James and Adam Schiff. Read the full investigation.
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.
Bank of England Holds Rates: Silver Linings Revealed
The Bank of England's decision to maintain interest rates at 4% brings surprising silver linings for homeowners, businesses and the UK economy. Discover why stability might be the new growth.
Dharavi Slum Redevelopment: Adani Bulldozers Move In
The controversial redevelopment of Dharavi, one of Asia's largest slums, begins amid protests and uncertainty for its million residents as the Adani Group initiates demolition.
Goldman Sachs London pay bill soars 26%
Goldman Sachs International's London staff costs surge to £2.8bn amid booming investment banking fees, while parent company reports stellar Q2 earnings.
AI Revolutionises Wealth Management for Ultra-Rich
Exclusive insight into how AI is transforming wealth management, from hyper-personalised portfolios to predictive analytics revolutionising client service in London's financial district.
Girl Group Star's Age Anxiety Before Solo Launch
Former UK girl group member opens up about fearing she was 'too old' to start a solo career after years in the music industry spotlight.
The Sun pays substantial damages to Christopher Jefferies
News Group Newspapers agrees to significant payout and apology to retired teacher falsely implicated in Joanna Yeates murder case after defamatory coverage.
Lloyds Boss: Don't Penalise Banks Amid Private Credit Jitters
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Charlie Nunn urges regulators against imposing stricter capital requirements on traditional banks as the private credit market shows signs of strain, warning it could harm the UK economy.
LSEG rejects deception claims in data firm acquisition
LSEG vehemently denies allegations of misleading a data analytics company during its 2022 acquisition process, dismissing claims as 'opportunistic' and 'without merit' in ongoing legal battle.
Bank of America targets mega-deals in banking expansion
Bank of America reveals ambitious expansion plan for its London investment banking division, focusing on large-scale M&A transactions and equity capital markets growth to capture market share.
Lloyds CEO: Motor Finance Scandal Threatens UK Investment
Exclusive: Lloyds Banking Group CEO Charlie Nunn voices serious concerns about how the ongoing motor finance commission scandal could damage Britain's attractiveness to global investors and impact the wider economy.
Banks hike bonuses 15% but fear dealmaker exodus
London's investment banks are hiking bonuses to retain top talent despite concerns that financial incentives alone won't prevent a brain drain from the dealmaking sector.
M&S cyber attack costs retailer £4.5 million
Retail giant Marks & Spencer discloses the staggering financial impact of a sophisticated cyber attack that compromised employee data and disrupted operations.
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