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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?
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General election 2024: what do banks want to see the next government do?
News UK Finance, which represents the UK banking sector, has published its general election wish list. It includes ideas for how to improve personal finance and crack down on fraud.
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