FINANCE & BANKING

It was a good day for Standard Chartered and HSBC as the FTSE 100 finished on 7,103.98

The bonds will be available for £2,000 with 6.50% interest.

Deutsche Bank handed record €2.5bn fine for interest rate rigging last week.

Finance minister criticised some plans but spoke of talks 'improving' over past few weeks.

The board has asked management to look at where the best place is for HSBC to be headquartered,

Is this the start of an exodus from Wall Street towards the next generation of cryptocurrency fintech firms?

Some 742 million shares were sold by the government on 23 April.

Institute of Fiscal Studies estimates that Labour's policies would mean an extra £1,000 in taxes on families.

The German bank is the latest financial institution to pay a fine for manipulating key interest rates.

Group operating profit was down by £16m in the first quarter.

The arrest came 'as something of a bolt from the blue' for Sarao.

They are the first top flight club to reduce prices as a result of the Sky and BT Sport deal.

The charity revealed that food bank use has rocketed by 18.7% over the past 12 months.

Team that once included Gianfranco Zola and was coached by Carlo Anchelotti hasn't paid it players all season

'These numbers reflect the tough but necessary changes the business has made,' said Wonga.

The warning comes in spite of a 1% drop in the last quarter.

Which? says that consumers are not saving on 'dodgy offers'.

'Computer glitch' made it seem as if cash was missing, say former employees

The average asking price in London has shot up by £195,420 since 2010.

UK financiers are expressing reluctance to help raise funds for Ashley Madison.

Some services have since been restored for Bloomberg terminals.

Lagarde says that the UK's economic strategy is 'clearly delivering results'.

Although the price of oil has fallen, the price of petrol has risen

Rato suspected fraud and money laundering regarding his personal wealth.

Federal Reserve officials play down possibility of a June rate hike.

Fears Athens might default on loan on 12 May gets no sympathy from IMF chief

There are still some two billion people who do not have access to a bank.

IMF says government spending is likely to be higher over the next five years than implied in the chancellor's Budget.

Revenue was up by 9% in its first half results.