Regtech: University College London is automating regulation using blockchain smart contracts
UCL's Professor Philip Treleaven wants to break new ground in UK 'regtech'.
Bank of England sets out new money market code of conduct
The central bank said the aim of the new UK Money Markets Code is to bring integrity to City trading.
Swift Business Forum: Open banking will break 'the last of the major verticals'
Panel comprised: Mike Laven of Currency Cloud, Richard Martin of Barclays, Damian Richardson of RBS, and Mark Buitenhek, ING.
UK's powerful Treasury watchdog needs new chair as Andrew Tyrie quits parliament
Labour MP Wes Streeting described Tory as a 'true parliamentarian and public servant'.
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Newsweek to host Regtech and Identity event at the Royal Institution in London
Event will explore work at UCL that seeks to put an intelligent front-end on the FCA Handbook.
Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya arrested in London
Liquor magnate and boss of Sahara Force India Formula 1 team refused to leave UK to answer pending claims in India.
Investment banks' revenues look set to soar as Trump mulls regulatory relief
S&P Global Ratings says banks could benefit as US and EU authorities pull back from stringent regulations.
Fintech can make banking system more resilient says Bank of England governor Mark Carney
Bank warns it will closely monitor the level of cyber and operational risks the new technology faces.
Eight reasons why what you wear to work matters
A generation ago a suit a tie was the only office attire you needed to worry about – but that has all changed.
Beleaguered Toshiba warns its survival is at risk, publishes unaudited results
Short-sellers hammer conglomerate's shares as PwC refuses to endorse publication of results.
Miner BHP Billiton's shares spike on hedge fund manager's move
Elliott Advisors, which holds 4.1% of the mining company, calls on it to restructure to get its house order.
UK regulators launch formal investigation into Barclays boss Jes Staley
PRA and FCA probes relate to Staley's attempts to unmask whistle-blower at the bank.
Secret tape raises fresh questions over Bank of England's role in Libor scandal
Recording of conversation between Barclays bankers appears to implicate central bank in Libor rigging.
FCA slaps £116,900 worth of fines to finance heads of Worldspreads Limited
The company was declared bankrupt on March 2012.
FCA resumes bank misconduct probe
Six individuals related to the investigation were previously jailed in February.
Two former Barclays traders acquitted in Libor rate rigging retrial
Ryan Reich and Stylianos Contogoulas were acquitted of charges of conspiracy to defraud in unanimous verdicts.
If Brussels and London start a euro clearing war, New York would be the only beneficiary
The thorny issue of clearing in London is back, but row is more about politics than economics.
Top HR lawyer reveals the big issue with new gender pay gap reporting rules
Lewis Silkin partner Colin Leckey spoke to IBTimes UK about the regulations.
Brussels to launch probe into RBS plans to avoid bank unit sell-off
RBS proposes launching a £750m fund for challenger banks and fintech investment in the UK.
FCA proposes tough rules to slash billions from debt of struggling credit card holders
Credit card firms must contact customers with long-term debts to set out repayment plans and cut charges.
EU: UK must make 'sufficient' progress with Brexit divorce before trade talks begin
Draft negotiating guidelines from EU Council are in reply to Theresa May's Article 50 notification.
Great Repeal Bill: Read Brexit minister David Davis' full speech to MPs
White paper comes just a day after the UK government invoked Article 50 and triggered Brexit talks.
Brexit minister David Davis unveils Great Repeal Bill amid power grab warnings
Pro-EU Liberal Democrats said Theresa May and her ministers are 'resembling a medieval court'.
UK accounting regulator launches review to explore tougher sanctions
Financial Reporting Council says review will aim to establish whether the current policies are still appropriate.
Lord Heseltine: Theresa May is wrong – Brexit diminishes UK on the world stage
Former Conservative deputy prime minister spoke to IBTimes UK after May invoked Article 50.
UK government to pick and choose which EU laws to keep without scrutiny
Brexit Secretary David Davis will set out how laws are transferred in the Great Repeal Bill.
Theresa May triggers Brexit and admits UK will lose influence on European economy rules
'We understand that there will be consequences for the UK of leaving the EU' May told MPs.
EU Council chief Donald Tusk tells UK: 'We already miss you – thank you and goodbye'
EU Council president issued the statement in Brussels after Theresa May triggered divorce talks.
Chief EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier: I am ready and I want a great deal
Barnier made the remarks as the UK invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and triggered Brexit talks.
Marine Le Pen: EU wants to punish UK with painful Brexit deal to avoid domino effect
Far-right National Front leader issued warning to Theresa May as the UK triggers Brexit talks.
Brexit begins: Here are the key players in the UK's negotiating team
As the UK government invokes Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, IBTimes UK lists who need to know.
UK is talking to 15 countries about a post-Brexit trade deal as Article 50 is triggered
Liam Fox's Department for International Trade has given the full list to IBTimes UK.
Theresa May will call for UK unity as she invokes Article 50 and starts Brexit talks
Prime minister plans to address MPs in the House of Commons as the two-year negotations begin.
Nick Clegg: Outlandish and utopian Brexit promises will come back to bite Theresa May
Former deputy prime minister said he could see an "inner Remainer" within the Conservative premier.
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