SEC Probed Reuters Sources for Leaked JPM London Whale Stories
And the only agency to see the report of this probe is Reuters.
Cybercrime: Why Companies Need to Take Digital Security More Seriously
Axelos' head of cyber resilience encourages firms stop thinking the buck stops at IT or security
FCA Slams City Firms Over Best Execution Rules
A review of 36 firms found that they were not performing to the best of their ability.
SFO Pays Robert Tchenguiz £1.5m in Damages After Collapsed Fraud Investigation
UK's Serious Fraud Office has already paid his brother Vincent Tchenguiz £3m in damages.
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Balfour Beatty Shares Shocked by £3bn Carillion Merger Collapse
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Scottish Independence: Lloyds Undertakes 'Yes Vote' Contingency Plan to Protect 16,000 Staff
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FCA's £2.7m Fine and Barring of Crooked Hedge Fund Boss Alberto Micalizzi Upheld by Tribunal
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Why HSBC Closing Mosque and Muslim Accounts is Not 'Islamophobic'
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Ofgem Shake-Up to Save Customers £12 a Year
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Barclays Shares Soar Despite £900m of PPI Compensation
Shares soar despite the payment protection insurance compensation hit.
Bankers Brace for Bonus Crackdown and Jail Time
The Bank of England is imposing tougher laws on bankers behaving badly.
Coalition Government's Employment Tribunal Fees 'Severely Limit Access to Justice'
Research from the Universities of Bristol and Strathclyde found serious issues with the fee regime.
Scottish Independence: SNP's Alex Salmond Woos Voters with Minimum Wage Hike Plan
The SNP would would set up a commission to consider a new 'Scottish Minimum Wage'
UK Immigration: David Cameron Continues Benefits Crackdown on EU Migrants
The Prime Minister says his goal is clear: an immigration system that puts Britain first.
'Dark Pool' Trading: Barclays Bank Sued With CEO Antony Jenkins and Ex-Boss Bob Diamond
Finance Director Tushar Morzaria and former finance chief Chris Lucas also sued in class action suit.
Drax Shares Edge Lower as Profits Hit by UK Carbon Tax
British power producer reported a 15% fall in first half earnings
Bankers Should Take Hippocratic Oath Like Doctors, Says Thinktank
ResPublica believes workers at financial firms should take a moral oath after a spate of scandals.
Deutsche Bank Disappoints on Tax Payments and Warns of Ukraine Exposure
The German lender reported second quarter results.
Barcelona and Argentina Star Lionel Messi to Face Prosecution for Tax Evasion
Messi's father Jorge will also face charges, despite public prosecutor's call for leniency.
Libor Fixing: BoE Warns Lloyds of Criminal Charges Over 'Clearly Unlawful' Actions
Bank of England governor Mark Carney said Lloyds paid it £7.76m in compensation
Libor Fixing Scandal: Lloyds Charged £218m for Market Manipulation
Bank agreed a settlement with the CFTC and agreed to change its systems and controls.
KPMG: Fraud Committed by Young Soars by Almost 300%
Young now biggest swindlers as fraud in first-half of 2014 cost victims £317m.
Cancer Hits More Than 2500 Ground Zero Workers
Research from the New York Post shows the high figures.
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Italy Seizes €104.5m from Nomura
Prosecutors in Siena, Italy already seized €1.8bn from Nomura in 2013 in relation to Banca Monte Paschi di Siena
Senior City Staff Look Abroad as New Pay Laws Make London 'Less Attractive'
Financial centres like New York, Singapore and Hong Kong are free from restrictions on bonuses.
Boris Johnson Blasts Ed Miliband's 'Consommé of Nothingness' Speech
The Labour leader wants to be judged on his ideas rather than his 'not from central casting' image.
SFO to Pay £6m over Botched Vincent Tchenguiz Arrest
Serious Fraud Office reaches Tchenguiz settlement.
Ecuador to Create Government-Run Digital Currency as It Bans Bitcoin
Country's digital currency to have backing of its central bank, Banco Central del Ecuador.
Deadline Looms for Mis-sold Card and Identity Insurance Victims
Customers have five weeks left to claim compensation for mis-sold Card Protection Plan Limited (CPP) insurance
How Barclays is Using Big Macs to Get US 'Flash Boys' Style Lawsuit Thrown Out
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman hit the British bank with a major lawsuit in June
Libor Fixing Scandal: Lloyds Edges Towards '£300m' Settlement with Regulators
Lloyds confirms its nearing a deal while sources peg settlement at £300m
No Short-Cuts When it Comes to More Women on Boards
Audrey Williams, head of discrimination at law firm Eversheds, weighs in on the issue.
Retirement Market 'Will Triple to £50bn in 2023' Despite Osborne's Radical Pension Reforms
Towers Watson says the sector is set to grow considerably in the next 10 years.
Barclays Files Motion to Get US 'Flashboys'-Style Lawsuit Dismissed
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is accusing Barclays of fraud through HFT.
UK Interest Rates Hike? Long Live the MPC's 'Groupthink' Ways
The central bank has been slated for not raising interest rates, but they've made the right move.
SFO Presses Criminal Charges Against Alstom UK Unit with Conspiracy to Corrupt
Alstom is a manufacturer in the rail, power and electricity transmission sectors
UBS Ordered to Post $1.48bn Bail in French Tax Evasion Probe
UBS to appeal bail order, issued in Paris on 23 July.
Ofgem Doubles Compensation Cap for Energy Customers left Without Electricity
Rate raised from £27 to £70 for power outage compensations.
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Russian Woman Found Living in Indian Cave With Children Sparks Questions and Deportation Order
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Is Tomorrowland Cancelled? Shock as Massive Fire Engulfs Main Stage Just Days Before Festival
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