RBS Tipped to Respond to £4bn Shareholder Action Group Lawsuit
12,000-strong RBOS Shareholder Action Group filed proceedings in London's High Court in April.
All Your Pensions Are Likely to Be Linked to Weapons, Porn and the Massacre of Syrian Civilians
Unless you specifically invest in an ethical fund, it's likely you make money from the sin trades
Gold and Silver Price Manipulation Probe: BaFin Demands Deutsche Bank Documents
German banking regulator BaFin is looking into suspected manipulation of benchmark gold and silver prices
RBS, Goldman Sachs Among 137 Investors in $24bn Cluster Bomb Producers
An IKV Pax Christi report reveals that 139 financial institutions invest in the weapon producers
Bank of America's Pays $131m Settlement for Merrill Lynch Mortgage Probe
SEC said ML misled investors about mortgage securities it structured and sold
Ex-Lehman Banker Lawrence McCarthy Who Predicted 'Swaps Traders Would Bring Down the World' Dies
Financial world mourns McCarthy who was 49 and died on 12 December at Roosevelt Hospital, New York
RBS Irish Online Banking Customers Hit by IT Glitch
Ulster Bank say customers struggling with money transfers and online banking.
UK Businesses Will Have to Prove Cyber Crime Resilience to Win Government Contracts
The British government will announce the launch of the scheme on 12 December.
Peter Jackson's The Hobbit Sued for $75m for Splitting Tolkien's Book Into Three Films
Bob and Harvey Weinstein are suing Time Warner for refusing to pay for the second and third films
Nasa Claims Google Used $5m of 'Unwarranted' Jet Fuel Discounts
Nasa inspector general says Google executives used discounted fuel for six years on their private planes.
RBS Hit With $100m Fine for Violating US Iran Sanctions
Embattled lender admits to 'deeply regretting these failings'
Women in the City: Joanna Thornell on Coutts's Old Legacy but Modern Approach to Promoting Female Talent [VIDEO]
Thornell speaks with IBTimes about her award win in the Financial Services category.
Women in the City: Professor Lesley Regan Q&A on Pioneering Female Healthcare Research [VIDEO]
Regan was also the first woman in England to head a department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Financial Services Industry to Benefit from Ministry of Defence's 20,000 Jobs Cull
Financial services firm Lighthouse Group forecasts a large portion of 20,000 ex-servicemen to enter finance
Bankers and Hedge Fund Managers: 82% Believe FCA Fails to Balance Investor Protection and Growth Promotion
Kinetic Partners surveyed more than 300 senior executives in banks, asset managers and hedge funds
FCA Slams Lloyds with Largest Ever Fine for 'Serious Retail Sales Incentive Failings'
Largest ever fine imposed by the FCA for retail conduct failings
Women in the City: Joanna Thornell on Coutts's Old Legacy Yet Modern Approach to Promoting Female Talent
The Royal family's bank, Coutts, has an image as an old legacy bank but according to one of the Women in the City award winners, Joanna Thornell, the group has a very modern approach to the recognition and promotion of female talent.
Women in the City: Professor Lesley Regan Q&A on Pioneering Female Healthcare Research
Professor Lesley Regan of Imperial College was the first woman in England to head a department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and has become a pioneer in the field of female healthcare.
Nazi Victim Heirs Seek US President's Help to Recover €1.6bn Looted Art from Germany
IBTimes UK exclusively reveals prominent law firm's claim that Germany has only repaid €700m out of €2.3bn owed
Sandy Hook Anniversary: US Gun Sales Rise on States' Mass Loosening of Firearm Control
Sales are slower year-on-year but are still rising amid more hobbyists and looser control
RBS Finance Director Nathan Bostock Resigns After 10 Weeks to Join Santander
The state-owned lender is facing a number of problems from IT glitches to Tomlinson's serious allegations
Ofcom: Payday Loan Adverts Rocket Over Three Years
Ofcom reveals 397,000 payday lending adverts, such as those from Wonga, were shown in 2012
Women in the City: Skanska's Katy Dowding on Breaking the Glass Ceiling [VIDEO]
Dowding manages a business with 600 employees and turnover of £70m
Women in the City: Capgemini's Maggie Buggie on Promoting Female Tech Talent [VIDEO]
Watch Maggie Buggie speaking to IBTimes TV about her rise in the technology sector and the importance of mentoring young girls to do the same.
London's Canary Wharf Aims to Create 3,100 Homes as Office Space Demand Dwindles
UK's financial district has submitted plans to build 3,100 homes alongside skyscrapers
US and Israel Pressure Germany to Hand Over €1bn Nazi Art Loot to Jewish Heirs
Valuable pieces by Matisse, Picasso and Chagall were found in an apartment in Germany's Munich
EADS Axes 450 UK Jobs as Germany, France and Spain Bear Brunt
EADS is cutting 5,800 jobs as governments' military spending falls
Women in the City: Capgemini's Maggie Buggie on Promoting Female Tech Talent
Capgemini's Maggie Buggie has won a Woman of Achievement award in technology following her range of work empowering and inspiring other women in the technology industry.
Women in the City: Skanska's Katy Dowding on Breaking the Glass Ceiling
Skanska's Katy Dowding has won the Women of Achievement Award at a benchmark London event, after becoming a standout example of breaking through a traditionally male dominated sector to reach a senior level, while also inspiring others.
Europe 'Massively Satisfied' with Vatican's Financial Reforms on Murky Past
Council of Europe's Moneyval will issue a positive report on the Vatican's financial reforms and transparency
