You are unlikely to meet another Italian who speaks with such reverence for the Wimbledon tennis tournament and Oxford university as Mauro Micillo. The chief of Intesa Sanpaolo’s corporate and ...

The White House is drafting an executive order that would penalise banks for cutting ties with customers based on political views, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing a draft of the ...

Sally Hickey explains how the judgment affects banks’ exposure to claims ...

CEO Ian Rand talks to The Banker about everything from profitability to selective rate offerings and cloud tech ...

Shares in Lloyds Banking Group rose 7.5 per cent, Close Brothers surged 21 per cent and Barclays’ rose 2.2 per cent this morning. It is the first day of trading since the UK’s highest court ruled ...

UBS, which acquired Credit Suisse in a state-backed rescue in 2023, said the new agreement would “resolve all of Credit Suisse’s outstanding consumer relief obligations under the 2017 settlement by ...

And the UK Supreme Court has partially overturned a previous judgment on the auto finance scandal, in what has reasonably been described (including by us, here at The Banker) as a win for banks; this ...

The UK’s highest court has largely sided with lenders in a case that could have cost banks billions in redress ...

The amount of short bets against Close Brothers has fallen ahead of a landmark ruling later today that could have billion-pound consequences for banks. A long-awaited Supreme Court decision on hidden ...

Australia’s ANZ and Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Mizuho and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group have been accused of failing to conduct adequate human rights checks and contributing to ...

Wells Fargo said on Thursday its board plans to appoint chief executive Charlie Scharf as chair and grant him a one-time special equity award worth $30mn.