Having abandoned a strict lending requirement for banks, the Net-Zero Banking Alliance’s chair has urged more lenders from ...

Moving fast on the use of data and artificial intelligence does not mean relaxing controls, but reducing friction, says BNY’s ...

Anita Hawser is the Europe editor at The Banker. For the past 20 years, Anita has worked as a freelance journalist for a ...

Were there to be a severe global supply shock that drove higher inflation and interest rates, or a severe demand shock ...

The CMA said Lloyds has taken proactive steps to put things right and prevent a recurrence, including writing to customers ...

Bank of America and Citigroup reported better than expected Q1 results on Tuesday, with earnings and revenue lifted by strong ...

The collapse of prices to four-year lows in early April are set to increase the country’s reliance on debt markets to service a widening budget deficit, and once again raise questions over the ...

Commercial banks are edging closer to gender parity but the pipeline of female talent remains fragile, with recent diversity, ...

It is not only the large US banks that are increasing their private credit firepower. Lenders in Europe are active as well.

Economists around the world have not been shy in their critique of US President Donald Trump’s trade views. Among them is Steve Hanke, who served as an adviser to US President Ronald Reagan and is ...

The increase in corporate lending comes amid a marked shift in banks’ exposure to the public sector over the past 12 months, according to Capital Economics. The share of commercial bank credit to the ...

In the run up to the global turmoil unleashed by the Trump administration’s tariffs last week, global equity capital market ...