Goldman had increased the odds from 20 per cent to 35 per cent last month, citing what it called in its report “the sharp ...

France, Germany, Spain and Belgium are reportedly pushing for the use of the EU’s Anti-Coercion Instrument, which some officials dubbed as a “trade bazooka” when it was introduced two years ago. EU ...

In the run up to the global turmoil unleashed by the Trump administration’s tariffs last week, global equity capital market issuance hit the highest it has been in the first quarter of any year since ...

The incoming “Q-day” describes the breakthrough whereby a quantum computer is built that can break banks’ encryption and expose their data. Though the timeline for its arrival has been long debated, ...

According to analysis by the Financial Times, published on Wednesday, the six largest Chinese lenders by assets, including ...

The Financial Conduct Authority has told the Supreme Court that the Court of Appeal went “too far” when it ruled against ...

The European Commission could restrict US financial services firms’ activities in retaliation for Trump’s tariffs ...

In an effort to attract more banks from China and India and prevent further exits, the Net-Zero Banking Alliance will abandon ...

Shares in major US banks dropped sharply on Thursday as investors reacted to President Donald Trump’s new tariff measures, fuelling fears of a recession and a slowdown in consumer spending that could ...

Republican lawmakers argue regulators had previously pushed banks to cut ties with the crypto industry because of reputational risk ...

UK banks are preparing for the judgment on whether car dealers had an ethical and legal obligation to act in consumers’ best interests ...

In a recent interview, Treasury secretary Scott Bessent called the rule a “surcharge” on US banks for buying Treasury bills. He said yields would fall by 30 to 70 basis points if the SLR was abolished ...