If the thought of digesting today's entire 571-page 'Changing Banking for Good' report is a little hard to stomach, here it is in a more digestible form.

Winding up the entity managing the UK government's stakes in bailed-out banks; criminal charges for banker recklessness; more women on the trading floor, and handing regulators a discretionary power to claw back bonuses even if a banker has moved firm are among a slew of ideas and recommendations put forward by the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards.