Natwest Like Never Before: Natwest goes private
The major retail and commercial bank Natwest is returning to majority private control, as it buys back £1.2bn in shares.
The major retail and commercial bank Natwest is returning to majority private control, as it buys back £1.2bn in shares.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has After failing to deliver its interest payments, Russia is now on the brink of its first national debt default since 1998.
NatWest cut lending to clients in the oil and gas sector by almost £1bn in 2021.
Lord Agnew, a government minister responsible for counter fraud at the Treasury and Cabinet Office, has resigned after accusing the UK’s Covid-19 business loan scheme of being infested by fraud.
As energy and food prices surge, inflation in the Eurozone increased to 5.1% - an all-time high since 1997.
Credit Suisse chairman Antonio Horta-Osorio has resigned after a bank probe found that he had breached quarantine rules on two occasions.
Santander deposited £130m into 75,000 accounts in error on Christmas Day.
Consumer watchdog "Which?" has reported that 75% of fraud compensation claims rejected by banks should have been accepted.
Jens Weidmann, head of Germany’s Central Bank, has handed in his notice. Known for being critical of excessive bond purchases, Weidmann’s departure will leave the door open for a shift in German economic policy.
Lloyds Banking Group reports better than expected profits thanks to a booming mortgage market.