Senior Managers Regime: George Osborne's new legislation to jail failing bankers
New Senior Managers Regime relates to banks, building societies, and "systemically important" investment firms.
Manchester City vs Aston Villa, Premier League 2015/16: Where to watch live, preview, betting odds and possible XI
Manchester City host Aston Villa in a must-win game at the Etihad Stadium.
ANZ sued by Australian regulator over alleged interest rate fixing
Australia's fourth largest bank accused of 'unconscionable conduct and market manipulation' by ASIC.
Barclays Africa assets eyed by Bob Diamond, the bank's former chief executive
Challengers to Diamond may include China's ICBC, South Africa's Standard Bank, and France's Société Générale.
Libor rigging trader Michael Ross Curtler banned from UK finance sector by FCA
Ex-Deutsche Bank trader pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud.
PPI Scandal: NAO rules finance watchdog FCA cannot be sure mis-selling of products has reduced
The FCA defines mis-selling as 'a failure to deliver fair outcomes for consumers'.
Aston Villa vs Liverpool: Carlos Sanchez and Rudy Gestede face late fitness tests as Jack Grealish misses out
Villa are currently eight points adrift of safety in the Premier League.
Deutsche Bank scraps bonuses, saying the board has to 'own' €6.8bn loss
The bank generated a full-year revenue of €33.5bn, in line with expectations and a 5% increase from 2014.
Libor scandal: Brokers accused of rate rigging with ex UBS and Citibank trader Tom Hayes acquitted
Five out of the six brokers accused of rigging Interbank rate have been released after not guilty verdicts.
Deutsche Bank share price tanks after warning of €6.7bn 'record loss' on regulatory charges
Deutsche Bank is set to report its first full-year loss since 2008 in its full-year results on 28 January.
Newcastle 3-3 Manchester United: Barclays Premier League - as it happened
Live coverage of three games from the Premier League included Newcastle vs Man United.
Euribor rigging: Former Deutsche, Barclays and SocGen employees appear in UK court
11 former City employees will be the first to face a UK jury over the rigging of the Euribor rate.
FCA acting CEO Tracey McDermott withdraws from race for permanent job as watchdog boss
McDermott took over from Martin Wheatley who announced his resignation in July 2015.
Vince Cable blasts George Osborne over banking reform failure
Former business secretary has hit out at the Chancellor after the FCA dropped its review into banking reform
St. Antony sacked, AB Inbev's megabrew, Volkswagen up in smoke and Uber victory: 2015's biggest business stories
IBTimes UK lists the most prominent business stories of the year by the headlines.
Matthias Mueller, Martin Sorrell and Jack Dorsey's 2015 statements: The year in business quotes
"In my German words, we have totally screwed up" Michael Horn on messing up
Libor scandal: Former UBS and Citi trader Tom Hayes has sentence cut to 11 years
Hayes was initially jailed for 14 years for his role manipulating the Interbank rate.
Autumn Statement verdict: Despite tax credits U-turn, Osborne still hits most vulnerable
Chancellor George Osborne delivered u-turns on tax credits and police cuts in his spending review.
Read George Osborne's Spending Review and Autumn Statement speech in full
Chancellor George Osborne deliveres a half-yearly budget update to parliament
Robert Powell: Banks need to prepare for European regulation as MiFID II is almost here
MiFID II is following the Financial Services Bill by the Bank of England.
Hong Kong tops in M&A information leaks followed by India and Britain
Cass Business School survey finds leaks push up share prices of target companies.
Former London Citigroup forex trader sacked over 'confidence breach' wins case against bank
Fired in November 2014, forex trader Perry Stimpson had worked at the bank for 25 years.
Barclays set to pay $100m fine to settle with New York regulator
British bank earlier agreed to pay $120m fine for conspiring with rivals to rig the Libor.
Euribor rate fixing: Serious Fraud Office charge ten former Barclays and Deutsche Bank traders
Ten former Barclays and Deutsche Bank traders charged over Euribor fixing
JP Morgan cheats: When it comes to investment banking 'if you ain't cheating, you ain't trying'
A culture of cheating graduate investment bankers has been exposed.
Deutsche Bank's $6bn 'fat-finger' error revealed
Junior trader in bank's London office transferred the amount to a US hedge fund in June.
Senior managers regime: Banking sector welcomes Treasury changes to compliance rules
"Reverse burden of proof" rule meant senior management of failing banks were guilty until proven innocent.
Deutsche Bank to post huge loss after €6.4bn writedown
German lender expects net loss of €6.2bn in third quarter and will likely scrap dividends.
Lloyds boss Antonio Horta-Osorio: Banks should live with regulation to win back trust
Horta-Osorio said Lloyds had a special responsibility to change the position of banks in society.
Libor rigging scandal: Six brokers on trial at Southwark Crown Court in wake of Tom Hayes conviction
Allegations that they helped clients to manipulate the Libor could lead to 10 years in jail.