Lloyds Accused Of Immoral Profits 18th December 2017. Britain’s biggest mortgage lender Lloyds has been accused of “immoral” behaviour for using billions of pounds of cheap central bank funding to boost profits. The high street bank has taken advantage of

15/12/2017 Making it easier to compare bank accounts (UK) New rules published by the Financial Conduct Authority specify the information that providers of business and personal current accounts will be required to publish to enable customers, comparison websites and the

Bank Branch Closures Spark Fears For SMEs 4th December 2017. Taxpayer-owned RBS has sparked concerns for small businesses after announcing plans to axe a quarter of its bank branches with the loss of 680 jobs. The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)

HMRC Escalates Fines On Directors The number of fines issued by HMRC has risen by 150 per cent over the last five years, with the majority of directors fined working in the finance sector. HM Revenues and Customs fined 115

28th November 2017. UK Biggest Lenders Pass Stress Test Britain’s big banks can withstand a hard Brexit and still keep lending, according to results from The Bank of England’s latest stress tests. For the first time since the financial crisis,