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Top global stocks offering rising income and lasting long-term growth
Opinion Samantha Fitzpatrick, co-manager of the Murray International Trust, selects three global stocks where she’d put her money
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NatWest boss says a return to full private ownership expected next year
The UK Treasury's stake in NatWest has fallen to below 11% - here is what it means for the share price
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HSBC stocks jump – is its cost-cutting plan already paying off?
HSBC's reorganisation has left questions unanswered, but otherwise the banking sector is in robust health
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HSBC returns to cost-cutting plan
HSBC is set to revamp its commercial banking division – but will it come at a cost?
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What is the future of the banking sector?
High-street banking is struggling to grow, but its digital rivals still have much to prove
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The case for investing in Georgia – the "Switzerland of the Caucasus"
Georgia’s banks are a great way to gain exposure to this rapidly growing nation. The two main banks are cheap and pay healthy dividends.
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Revolut notches up record profit and hints at stock market flotation
The fintech giant is still waiting on a UK banking licence but nevertheless made a £438 million profit last year
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What’s happening to the NatWest share sell-off? Impact of general election 2024 explained
The UK government has held shares in NatWest Group since the 2008 Financial Crisis. But a plan to sell off a large chunk of them appears to have been delayed.
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Standard Chartered accused of helping to fund terrorists – what does it mean for investors?
Whistleblowers have accused one of the UK’s largest banks of carrying out illegal transactions worth more than $100 billion. What does it mean for customers and investors?
