UK competition authority seeks more power
Regulator wants to be able compel businesses to stop practices it believes to be illegal without having to go to court
Britain needs new watchdog to shake up 'Big Four' accountants
EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC check the accounts of 341 of the top 350 UK companies
Carillion’s demise spurs call for action against Big Four
Outsourcer’s fate exposed ‘systemic flaws’ in corporate Britain and its ‘toothless’ and ‘feeble’ regulators, say Commons committees
Barclays boss Jess Staley faces City after whistleblower scandal
London Letter: Scourge of bankers Andrew Tyrie steps down after ‘exhilarating’ career
Theresa May promises White Paper on Brexit plan
Prime minister moves to quell backbenchers with policy document before invoking article 50
Bonking overrides banking as investigation report published
As competition authority report into banking comes out so does news of bank boss’s tryst
London Briefing: Mark Carney’s Brexit hero period evaporates
UK central bank governor rebuts claims of ‘phoney forecasts’ in favour of Remain
Dispute over number of EU migrants in UK
New figures are based on national insurance numbers issued to foreign nationals
Cameron vows to learn budget fiasco lessons
British prime minister refuses to apologise for £4.4bn in cuts to disability benefits
Brexit: EU official warns of consequences for UK financial services
Jonathan Hill says impact on UK’s access to single market would be ‘significant’
EU referendum is driving demand for sterling protection, says Carney
Governor says bank is not making judgment on consequences of Britain’s referendum
George Osborne faces fresh quiz over £130m Google tax deal
Downing Street backs chancellor over tax settlement after initial hesitation
UK jets carry out ‘successful’ attacks on Isis targets in Syria
David Cameron warns ‘this necessary action’ in region will take patience and persistence
UK bombings on Isis could begin on Thursday after Commons vote
Motion in favour of divisive air attacks passes by 397 to 223 after 10-hour debate
British MPs to question head of RBS over last week’s IT failure
Ross McEwan to face committee over glitch at four banking units including Ulster Bank
Political point-scoring continues as spotlight shined into HSBC scandal
Fallout from tax evasion activities of bank’s Swiss operations not abating
Ex-Tory treasurer Lord Fink admits using Swiss trusts to avoid taxes
Admission by hedge fund boss seen by Labour as major victory for party
UK claims ministers had no knowledge of HSBC tax scandal until this week
Closing of ranks in UK parliament and in British financial services after revelations
Bank of England payments system failure spooks investors
London Briefing: chaos in City as part of automated system crashes
British Co-op group rocked as chief executive resigns
Euan Sutherland describes organisation as ‘ungovernable’
Barclays chief on back foot over bonuses and job cuts
Antony Jenkins has made it his mission to clean up the bank’s image
Lloyds Bank disappoints on dividend after mis-selling charge
Bank said it expected to apply to the regulator in the second half of the year to restart dividend payments
Homing in on the ‘boomerang generation’
A record 3.35 million 20-34 year olds in UK still live at home, research shows
Who knew that Co-op, the ethical bank, was just like all the others – reckless and greedy
The disgrace of Paul Flowers is also a disaster for the bank which he chaired
Concerns that UK is fueling property market
New programme allows people to buy home with deposit of just 5%
Expectations high as ‘outstanding central banker of his generation’ takes over at Bank of England
Poll finds two-thirds of MPs want governor to shift bank’s focus from inflation targets to growth
Reckless bankers should face jail in event of bailouts, UK report says
George Osborne rules out breaking RBS into a good bank and a bad bank
Support for splitting RBS into good bank and bad bank
Leaked details of parliamentary commission report say no firm recommendation on split
Crosby apology no surprise after damning HBOS report
Will abysmal management be punished by lifetime bans from the City?
HBOS report says bank would have collapsed even without crisis
Defence of Irish business suggested ‘almost wilful blindness’ to weaknesses of directors’ strategy
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