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Bob Diamond, the bank chief who quit in the wake of the Libor-rigging scandal, has claimed he knew nothing about how the interbank interest rate was s...
The real problem with any shareholder uprising against the undeserved meteoric rise in boardroom pay is that most shareholders couldn't care less what the people at the top pay themselves. Big institutional investors don't want to drive down executive rewards because they are also executives who want to get rewarded.
Rich Ricci, the man with the most easily mockable name and most flamboyant dress sense in banking, will retire in June as CEO of Barclay's investment ...
Barclays investment banking chief Rich Ricci landed an £18 million windfall today after the bank handed out mammoth share awards to top bosses. Ri...
The scale of mammoth pay packages in the banking industry was laid bare today as Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays revealed that over 500 workers be...
More than 400 workers at banking giant Barclays were paid £1 million or more last year, including five who got more than £5m, despite a year of scan...
Barclays has launched a new campaign aimed at helping young people get into the workplace after school, putting £5 million of its own money into the ...
The ten things you need to know on Wednesday 27 February 2013... 1) 'SHALL WE LEAVE IT AT THAT?' The Rennard affair rumbles on - with more and m...
Barclays new chief executive Antony Jenkins has pledged to transform the bank and refocus its ideals in an attempt to win back trust. His reforms i...
Barclays is to cut 3,700 jobs, it has announced. The jobs to go are 1,800 investment banking posts and 1,900 in retail and business banking. Bar...
Banking giant Barclays is to close its tax avoidance unit, which gave advice to large companies on how to avoid paying out tax. It is thought new c...
Bob Diamond has been publically mauled again this week. I'm not for one moment suggesting that anyone should feel sorry for him - the £100m in salary...
Following the news of the Royal Bank of Scotland's £400m fine for its role in the London inter bank offer rate (scandal), much laughter has been hear...
Two of the biggest mis-selling scandals to hit British banks has forced Barclays to put another £1bn aside for claims, just days ahead of its annual ...
Bad news for banks, but good news for businesses on Thursday - The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has said it will investigate the mis-selling of ...
The payment protection insurance (PPI) furore is far from over, as new data from the financial ombudsman shoes almost half of the PPI complaints broug...
Scores of bankers have failed in a bid to prevent their names being revealed during preliminary hearings of a High Court case centred on the rigging o...
A bankers trade body has appealed to the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to introduce a time limit for customers who were mis-sold payment protecti...
Barclays' staff have been told to sign up to an ethical code of conduct or quit in the bank's bid to repair its battered reputation. New chief exec...
The bonus pot at state-backed Royal Bank of Scotland will shrink this year as the bank pays an estimated £350 million fine for its role in the interb...
Two former UBS traders have been charged by United States prosecutors in connection with efforts to manipulate Libor interest rates. The US crimina...
Swiss bank UBS has agreed to pay £940 million to regulators in the biggest penalty yet from the industry's Libor-rigging scandal. The settlement, ...
Hector Sants - the former head of the City watchdog the Financial Services Authority (FSA) - is to become a game keeper turned poacher after being app...
I've been in the programme for six months and looking back I am certain that I have made the right decision. Nobody is looking down on me because I didn't go to university; in fact it's quite opposite actually.
Three men were arrested on Tuesday in connection with an investigation into the rigging of the interbank lending rate Libor, the Serious Fraud Office ...
