The war that the US and Israel are waging against Iran is still firmly on everyone’s mind — unsurprisingly, all my chats with your peers this week have centred around concerns over oil prices and ...

Bankers have begun leaving Dubai and the United Arab Emirates in growing numbers as anxiety about the Middle East conflict ...

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Customer concentration is the biggest risk to China’s banks, according to S&P Global Ratings, with city and rural banks ...

The City watchdog and UK finance industry are in talks to change rules that render the removal of the £100 contactless card ...

JPMorgan is testing a system to compare junior bankers’ self-reported hours with data from internal IT systems, in a bid to ...

The European Commission is making its third attempt in just over a decade to build a capital markets union, hoping to channel ...

As Iranian strikes on Gulf energy and finance targets enter their fourth week, attention is shifting to how a protracted conflict may impact remittance flows from the region. Expa ...

Administrators obtained a worldwide freezing order against MFS founder Paresh Raja following allegations of a £1.3bn Ponzi ...

Central banks have held interest rates as concerns rise about the impact of the war in the Middle East on global inflation ...

The UK’s four biggest lenders could see their net interest income eroded by almost £400mn annually as Revolut’s full UK ...

The United Arab Emirates has dismissed reports it has introduced laws preventing foreign investors from withdrawing their ...