Former HBOS chief executive Sir James Crosby has stepped down from his role with private equity firm Bridgepoint following a damning report into the c...

Bankers who ran HBOS in the run-up to its dramatic collapse are ultimately to blame for its failures, and should never be allowed to work in the finan...

The Archbishop of Canterbury has accused chancellor George Osborne of lacking the political will to break up the big banks. The Most Rev Justin Wel...

Bonuses at part-nationalised Lloyds will be the lowest of any bank this year, its chairman told MPs and peers. Sir Winfried Bischoff said the bank'...

Two big banking scandals have been back in the headlines this week, reminding us how much Big Change is needed in the industry to put customers first, not bankers. With more than 2.2 million new Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) complaints being made in the first six months of this year alone, PPI is now the biggest financial scandal of all time.

There's a question that has been bobbing around like a party balloon since it was first aired at the 2009 World Economic Forum in Davos: would the global financial crisis have occurred if, instead of Lehman Brothers, there had been Lehman Sisters.