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Government looks to give watchdog oversight of crypto promotions

The move would place restrictions on how cryptocurrency investments are marketed to investors

SoftBank pulls $700m from Credit Suisse fund

Withdrawal comes as Credit Suisse concludes probe into Greensill funds

TfL starts City of London overhaul to make streets safer for returning office workers

A selection of restrictions will be introduced along the roads connecting Shoreditch and London Bridge

Britain ‘immediately and indefinitely’ suspends Hong Kong extradition treaty

The move is the latest part of Britain’s response to the national security law imposed in Hong Kong

Royal Bank of Scotland tells staff to work from home until 2021

The move will affect around 49,000 people in the UK and over 50,000 globally

Trials of early-stage study on coronavirus vaccine show promise

The single-blind, randomised, controlled trial found that neutralising antibody responses were reported in 91% of 35 patients when utilising one test and 100% of 35 patients when using a different test

Treasury launches independent review of UK’s £7bn fintech sector

The former chief executive of Worldpay Ron Kalifa OBE will lead the investigation

Investors bet European recovery will have a green tint

Shares in companies that generate electricity from renewable sources and insulate buildings have outperformed the broader European stock market

European banks won’t follow Wall Street’s $33bn trading gold rush

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US banks have steadily come to overtake European peers, not just in markets and trading, but in the industry overall — and the pandemic has accelerated the trend

Economic recovery is under way but fighting flare-ups is the key

Economists worry coronavirus outbreaks will make consumers and businesses more wary of returning to normal patterns of behaviour

Citigroup names new sales and trading heads in Italy

Citi continues with its shake-up across many of its sales and trading businesses,

UK finance bosses doubt V-shaped recovery, expect slow rebound

Almost half of the 109 chief financial officers taking part in the survey said demand will not return to pre-pandemic levels until after the second quarter of 2021

Covid-19 deals ‘biggest hit to dividends in generations’

Shareholder returns destroyed as £54bn likely to be cut from payouts this year

Data ruling’s impact on banks hinges on toughness of regulators

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Some experts believe data watchdogs lack the teeth to enforce privacy rules

Too much ESG enthusiasm risks a bubble that harms a noble cause

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Environmental, social and governance-themed investing may produce better returns. But if lots of investors pile in at once, they could end up getting ahead of themselves

Covid-19 stalls PE in first half but recovery could be on the way

Private equity firms returned to the deal table in June – in a virtual sense at least – with some general partners 'seeking out opportunities to buy assets at the cycle’s nadir'

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