Barclays

Top flight stocks lift for second day in a row as investors look ahead to interest rate decisions in the US and Japan.

Department of Justice's claims on the German lender lead to traders dumping banking stocks.

Blue chip shares recover some ground after losing more than £25bn yesterday.

Investors fear central banks are running out of ways to kickstart the economy.

Monero price spiked after being integrated by leading dark marketplace AlphaBay at the start of September.

Brexit throws up challenges and opportunities in equal measure, says Richard Laughton of market leading peer-to-peer car rental firm.

The new app will be able to recognise and verify documents from up to 150 countries.

UK services data posts strongest month-on-month bounce in 20 years as Brexit recession fears fade.

Market lifts after construction sector in August bounces back from a seven-year low the month before.

The deal is said to have helped the British bank avoid a government bailout at the peak of the financial crisis.

Dollar rises after comments prompting speculation that the US central bank might cut rates.

Top flight investors sold off shares in firms announcing the cut-off date for their next dividend payout.

Corda platform facilitates invoice financing and letter of credit transactions in trials.

Robust trading at Standard Life and Worldpay push top flight shares near a 14-month high.

Competition and Markets Authority says digital apps will break dominance of big four banks.

Settlement paid to 43 US states over allegations that Barclays manipulated inter-bank rates.

Blue chip shares end the week in buoyant mood after the Bank's measures to kick-start the economy.

The London market falls after poor economic data and ahead of key BoE interest rate decision.

Barclays telephone banking service will create a digital profile of a customer's voice like a unique fingerprint.

Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena is taking measures to strengthen its capital reserves.

Others that performed poorly include Italy's UniCredit, the UK's Barclays and Germany's Deutsche Bank.

Investors were busy assessing Japan's stimulus package and studying company statements

The UK lender sees its profits fall as it continues its turnaround under new boss Jes Staley

Traders on London market find little to get excited about over meeting in China over the weekend.

Dr Lee Braine of Barclays was joined by Preston Byrne of Eris, Ajit Tripathi of PwC, and Sean Murphy of Norton Rose Fulbright.

Communications watchdog awaits further information from BT following two days of teething problems

Halifax gains 32,000 new customers while RBS and Lloyds both lose 11,000 account holders

The FTSE 100 Index saw £15bn wiped off shares in the minutes after the Bank kept rates at 0.5%.

IBTimes UK speaks to Richard Brown, CTO of R3, and Dr Lee Braine of the Investment Bank CTO Office at Barclays.

Traders welcome political settlement as markets continue to struggle with Brexit vote.