The UK’s financial regulators are presiding over widespread corporate failure
The handling of scandals at leading banks show it’s time for a regulatory overhaul.
The handling of scandals at leading banks show it’s time for a regulatory overhaul.
Decisions made tomorrow will determine the future of the deal
The chorus of disapproval is starting to become deafening on payday lending. However Canada shows that another model of payday lender regulation is possible.
The European Commission’s plans to regulate so-called ‘multilateral interchange fees’ could have major implications for the government’s ability to successfully implement welfare reform and will negatively impact on financial inclusion efforts in the UK.
Watch Charlotte Harris rebut the anti-regulation “scaremongering” of the likes of Neil Wallis and Boris Johnson.
Only Labour continues to speak up for the taxpayer in banking, writes Cormac Hollingsworth.
Will Straw reports on former prime minister Gordon Brown’s comments at the Global Progress Conference in Madrid.
The latest ‘too big to fail’ figures help illustrate just how desperately the Independent Banking Commission needs to show resolve in dealing with the banks.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls, speaking at the Journalists’ Charity annual lunch today, said: “The global power of reporting these days can sometimes be bigger than the truth.”
Boris Johnson and other Tory and right wing scaremongering over ‘banking bashing’ are not backed up by evidence, reports Dominic Browne.