EuroFX: UK pyramid scheme collapses after thousands of Asian investors allegedly scammed
Investors enticed with promises of as much as 16% return per month.
Fake MP website gets socialist London art student reported to the police
Labour's Vicky Foxcroft described the stunt as "extremely irresponsible".
Brexit: The starting gun for key European Union agencies to leave London fires at midnight
Banking and medical agencies will quit the UK once it leaves the European bloc.
PSD2: A leap of financial faith?
Words from Christophe Vergne, Payment Solutions Head at Capgemini Financial Services France and Jan Dirk van Beusekom, Executive Director BNP Paribas Cash Management.
FCA launches probe into online retail funds 'supermarkets'
Watchdog aims to establish whether online platforms can 'distort' competition in the sector.
IBM mainframe revamped for the super-encrypted blockchain era
IBM Z protects cloud services, applications and data bases in one click.
Falcon Private Bank gets regulatory approval to offer Bitcoin to its wealthy clients
The bank is working with Bitcoin Suisse AG, a regulated financial service provider and crypto-assets broker.
Financial Conduct Authority head calls for open financial markets after Brexit
Financial Conduct Authority boss Andrew Bailey says "free trade in financial services should be preserved".
Warning lights on for the UK economy? Fears grow over surge in unsecured borrowing and easy credit
Rising inflation forces Britons to dip further into their pockets to continue spending.
City watchdog warns banks against closing current accounts
Speech by FCA head comes after Norwich & Peterborough Building Society said it will close current accounts.
Care homes are still charging relatives after residents die, reveals probe
Competition and Markets Authority is concerned that homes are breaking consumer law.
Small business owners are the general election's forgotten and abused tribe
The regulations and costs imposed by governments make it harder and harder to run a small business, not that this election will change anything.
Barclays CEO Jes Staley weathers stormy AGM after whistleblowing scandal
Staley tells shareholders Brexit impact on passporting rights is a 'manageable challenge'.
Ethereum is helping London's homeless with St Mungo's and smart contracts
First pilot by social tech platform Alice helps 15 people sleeping rough in London.
London could face exodus of European banks if Brexit talks fail
Major European lenders could leave should they be asked to convert branches into subsidiaries.
Barclays boss to face grilling at AGM over whistleblowing scandal
Jes Staley was publicly reprimanded for his role in the whistleblowing incident and could have his bonus cut.
Leaked document shows gory details about UK plans to break encryption and snoop in bulk
Campaigner Jim Killock: 'Secret consultations have no place in open government.'
Amazon continues to expand its UK business with AI and drones
The UK has been an important business for Amazon, Jeff Wilke said.
Hamas threatens 'explosion' as Palestinian Authority halts payment for Israeli-supplied electricity
Move could plunge entire territory into darkness.
Lloyds Bank appoints judge to review HBOS bribery and sex parties scandal
Bank appoints retired high court judge Dame Linda Dobbs to review the scandal that involved bribery.
Financial regulator warns access to EU markets is crucial for healthy competition
FCA urges Britain to retain access to EU markets in order to avoid disruption in the sector.
Fintech can make banking system more resilient says Bank of England governor Mark Carney
Bank warns it will closely monitor the level of cyber and operational risks the new technology faces.
Barclays security chief faces internal probe over whistle-blower scandal
Troels Oerting was asked to find the author of an anonymous letter sent to Barclays by CEO Jes Staley.
Giving away the keys to the internet: Is HTTPS encryption still secure?
With thousands of SSL certificates wrongly issued to cybercriminals, is it still worth bothering with HTTPS?
Regtech and open banking explored at Innovate Finance Global Summit 2017
FCA's Chris Woolard and UCL's Professor Philip Treleaven discuss regtech at Innovate Finance event.
FCA resumes bank misconduct probe
Six individuals related to the investigation were previously jailed in February.
If Brussels and London start a euro clearing war, New York would be the only beneficiary
The thorny issue of clearing in London is back, but row is more about politics than economics.
1MDB scandal: Switzerland's top prosecutor criticises Malaysia for not cooperating
Attorney General Michael Lauber hails progress in 1MDB, Petrobas and Fifa investigations.
House of Lords says the poor need better access to financial services
The poor suffer from a 'poverty premium', which lands them in a vicious debt cycle.
Britain sets up new anti-money-laundering unit to crack down on £24bn criminal activity
The government said the body will draw together all the latest international standards.