This month sees the first anniversary of Open Banking, a set of reforms aimed at increasing competition in the UK’s banking sector and providing more choice for consumers.
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16th Jan 2019 | Updated at 11:22pm 16th Jan 2019
Namal Nawana rejects break-up of Smith & Nephew
The new chief executive of Smith & Nephew, Namal Nawana, has rejected a potential break-up of the medical devices company despite pressure from an aggressive American activist investor.
UK house prices take pre-Brexit hit, says survey
Data released by mortgage lender Nationwide reveals British house prices took a pre-Brexit hit in December, rising by their slowest pace in nearly six years in annual terms.
The new chief executive of Smith & Nephew, Namal Nawana, has rejected a potential break-up of the medical devices company despite pressure from an aggressive...
An activist investor of Barclays has threatened a boardroom shake-up as he announced plans for a shareholder vote on the bank’s leadership
UK shares jumped to their highest in almost a month on Tuesday amid hopes of a US-China trade deal and as supermarket chain Tesco led a revival in retailers after upbeat sales data that helped offset Morrisons’ disappointing holiday update.
Data released by mortgage lender Nationwide reveals British house prices took a pre-Brexit hit in December, rising by their slowest pace in nearly six...
Three former Credit Suisse bankers have been arrested over their alleged role in a $2bn (£1.5bn) fraud scheme connected to firms in Mozambique, according...
A new study concludes that Britain's underlying public finances are among the worst in the world, standing behind the Gambia, Uganda, and Kenya
Entrepreneurs have asked politicians to put aside career ambitions and support Theresa May's Brexit agreement to prevent the UK crashing out of the EU with no deal
Britain’s manufacturers ramped up their stockpiling efforts last month in preparation for a potential no-deal Brexit in less than 90 days’ time, with factory output rising to the highest level in six month
A new research concludes that the UK's services sector has contracted for the first time in eight years, painting a “particularly gloomy outlook” for the country
