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Former Deloitte boss set to chair Starling Bank

2021-07-16T15:47:49Z

2 min read

Accountancy Deloitte

Start-up looks to seasoned veteran to guide it through listing

Binance abandons crypto tokens pegged to listed stocks

By Emily Nicolle

2021-07-16T13:02:37Z

2 min read

Fintech Cryptocurrency

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said that the firm plans to double the size of its compliance team this year

HSBC to reopen all offices in England from 19 July as banks ramp up return

2021-07-16T12:33:33Z

2 min read

Investment Banking HSBC

Staff will return to the HSBC UK headquarters in Canary Wharf from Monday

Nomura hikes junior pay to $100,000 as talent war heats up

2021-07-16T10:27:33Z

2 min read

Nomura Investment Banking

Japanese bank Nomura has increased the salaries of junior investment bankers

Trading Places: BlackRock’s 8% pay bump; Barclays hires JPMorgan’s Ward in trading push

2021-07-16T09:57:52Z

3 min read

Trading Places People

View: Why Google needs to step up to stop investment scams

2021-07-16T09:43:47Z

5 min read

Regulation View

The internet giant is making lots of noise about stopping scams, but its latest efforts will amount to little

What Goldman’s international chief exec makes of Brexit, City rules — and face masks

By Penny Sukhraj

2021-07-16T09:01:48Z

4 min read

Investment Banking Brexit Goldman Sachs

Prince Charles with Richard Gnodde during a visit to Goldman Sachs European headquarters in the City of London on 14 July

GameStop, AMC: Have the meme stocks had their day?

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Anna Hirtenstein

2021-07-16T08:40:09Z

2 min read

Can the City finally crush dirty money after Brexit?

2021-07-16T08:34:36Z

5 min read

Brexit Regulation View

The UK's departure from the EU throws up challenges, but also opportunities to tackle money laundering head on

Cost of FCA’s voluntary resignations climbs to £7m

By Lucy McNulty

2021-07-15T23:01:33Z

3 min read

In June, the FCA paid out £640,100 in severance payments for 93 senior staff who took advantage of the regulator's so-called mutually agreed resignation scheme