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Barclays stockbroking: not so smart
Features Barclays has managed to infuriate thousands of its customers with the launch of its new stockbroking service. Here's what to do it if affects you.
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Barclays: not cheerful, but cheap
Features Of all the big banks, it's probably fair to say Barclays has had its fair share of bad publicity, says Matthew Partridge.
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Barclays goes on trial
Features Four former banking executives have been charged with fraud over the bailout of Barclays by Qatar in 2008. Will the trial really be in the public interest? Simon Wilson reports.
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Barclays’ snooping scandal
Features Jes Staley, Barclays’ chief executive, tried to unmask the identity of a whistleblower. Bad move, says Ben Judge.
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The best brokers for your Isa
Features We asked MoneyWeek readers for their views on the top stockbrokers. Here are the results of our survey.
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Richard de Meo: take courage and go it alone
Profiles Foenix Partners, Richard de Meo's FX brokerage, booked its first trade in 2012. Now, it has a turnover of £500m and is growing fast
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A tempting 100% mortgage for first-timers
Features Barclays launched its “Family Springboard Mortgage” marking the return of the 100% mortgage, says Sarah Moore.
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How Amanda Staveley helped save Barclays – and is now suing it for £1bn
Profiles Dealmaker Amanda Staveley was instrumental in helping to get Barclays out of its funding hole. But now she wants her share of the cash.
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Banks pass stress test
Features Britain’s seven biggest lenders have passed the second round of annual stress tests – but how resilient are the tests?
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