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FCA says review on de-banking already being prepared in wake of Farage-Coutts dispute
Executives now have to pay much more attention to British watchdog on M&A
Prosecutors concede wire fraud charge cannot stand against former managing partner and PCAOB employee
Bank of England to gain powers to manage demise of large businesses
The most ambitious regulatory crossover event in banking history
Financial Reporting Council in the process of making significant reforms to improve auditing
New US rules are impractical and would send fees soaring, industry group says
Request would have meant ‘the end of the crypto industry in the US’, according to Brian Armstrong
Grant Shapps and Richard Tice say they have had difficulties with accounts as fallout over Farage ‘debanking’ continues
Draft proposals would require NGOs and lawyers to disclose big contracts with non-EU states
European Central Bank raises interest rates back to record high
New framework could require the biggest lenders to put aside billions of dollars collectively
A little lightweight plucking is already under way on product management fees
The Farage row suggests political intervention will continue until banking governance becomes more muscular
Exemptions displace cost and risk to lenders less adept at gaming the system
Deficiency rate is ‘completely unacceptable’, according to PCAOB chair
Bankers and lawyers told to tone down language on China risk
FDIC eyes problems with uninsured balances amid tensions over Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank levies
US and UK regulators criticise ‘serious’ and ‘significant’ failings behind $5.5bn trading loss at defunct Swiss bank
The SEC refuses to say
BNPL can be useful but it should be monitored alongside other forms of consumer credit
Restrictions come amid worries about financial stability risks posed by fast-growing $1.5tn industry
Blank-cheque company planning to take former president’s media company public will pay $18mn fine if deal goes through
The closure of Nigel Farage’s account sparks a debate about a lender’s power to remove clients
New Consumer Duty regulations are, in principle, good for investors, but time will show what they mean in practice
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