HSBC

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

FTSE 100-listed lender announces $2.5bn shares buyback and warns of post-Brexit vote pressure for banks.

The move is part of HSBC CEO Stuart Gulliver's 3-year strategy to save costs by $5bn.

Mark Johnson has been released on bail as he awaits trial over a forex fraud worth £6m.

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

Johnson was arrested before flying out from New York's JFK Airport late on Tuesday night.

IBTimes UK looks at which cities could overtake London as the world's leading financial centre after Brexit.

Chancellor George Osborne is one of the senior officials who said charges against HSBC could rock global markets.

Charges for borrowing £100 through an unarranged overdraft for 28 days, were as high as £90.

HSBC chief executive says the City of London is to remain the world's financial centre despite EU leave vote.

Credit ratings agency lowers outlook of Barclays, HSBC, Santander UK and TSB Bank, among other.

HSBC joins a growing number of financial institutions considering their futures in London

The IMF had warned last week that a Brexit would fuel inflation and lead the UK economy into recession.

Results of EU referendum is expected to cause disruption on 24 June, they warn.

This lawsuit had stemmed from HSBC's 2003 acquisition of US subprime group Household International.

HSBC set to reorganise its investment banking division in a bid to make business 'more agile' and cut costs.

Barclays, UniCredit, Standard Chartered and Deutsche Bank have replaced their CEOs over the past two years.

Proposal met with uproar as bank is accused of trampling on personal privacy of customers.

A study revealed that fixed income, currencies and commodities trading division was the most affected.

The move affects 300 workers who are expected to be redeployed by the bank.

These jobs will be outsourced to Poland, China and India.

HSBC's profit falls 14% in first quarter but surge in commercial revenue partly offset the decline.

The payment protection insurance scandal, which has totalled £34bn is expected to ease off.

Douglas Flint says Panama Papers highlight how legal corporate structures can be abused.

Mortgage lenders, including HSBC and Halifax, tell IBTimes UK they do not plan to make criteria stricter.

The UK will hold a referendum on European Union membership on 23 June.

UK lenders refute allegations of any wrongdoing.

Banks are named in the Panama Papers but claim they have never sought to help customers avoid paying taxes.

Global analytics software firm Fico says that organised criminals are behind the hijacked SIM cards.

The UK government is urging companies to participate in improving gender balance at workplaces.