Auto-enrolment: Brave new pensions world still leaves savers short by a long chalk
Roger Sanders OBE, managing director of LighthouseGEB, takes a nuanced view of the current state of pensions auto-enrolment.
Greek crisis: Polls neck and neck as Greece fights to stay in eurozone
Minister Yannis Varoufakis says he will step down if the Greek people vote 'yes' to creditors' terms.
Barclays talks blockchain, bitcoin and distributed ledgers
Barclays has named three blockchain technology firms from its accelerator based in Notting Hill
Codename Citicoin: Banking giant built three internal blockchains to test Bitcoin technology
Citigroup technology briefing reveals internal blockchains and transactions without bank accounts.
HSBC and Lloyds to question Vickers Commission's ring-fencing of retail banks
Giving evidence will be Sir John Vickers, HSBC chair Jonathan Symonds, and George Culmer, CFO Lloyds Banking Group.
Greek crisis: Capital flight has been on the rise since Syriza took power
Capital flows from Greece's banks have been running high since left-wing anti-austerity party Syriza took power.
Pension freedoms will see £6bn taken from pots as Treasury counts tax receipts
Government pension reforms will earn Treasury about £1.2bn in tax revenues this year.
Visa, MasterCard and Amex: Payments dinosaurs face off Bitcoin technology threat
IBTimes UK spoke to executives about disruptive technology and their legacy systems.
HSBC tech innovation leader Patrick Mang tight-lipped on bitcoin
The topic of discusion at SAP Financial Service Forum in London was how banks deal with disruptive technology.
Qatar could free F1 from the 'medieval governance' of Bernie Ecclestone and CVC
Qatari fund and the owner of the Miami Dolphins could be set to open up F1.
Eurozone crisis: Southern European weaklings pray for deliverance from Greek bank contagion
The likes of Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Albania and Macedonia all have significant ties to Greek banks, which operate subsidiaries throughout SEE.
Scandinavia's economic utopia has fostered welfare dependency and Neo-Nazis - a warning for Scotland
A new report exposes myths about higher taxes and increased welfare spending leading to better social and economic outcomes.
Eurozone crisis: Greece stares down barrel of multi-billion euro bank run
Markets up after new offer thrashed out by Athens over the weekend was welcomed by the European Commission.
Bitcoin technology could bring an end to banking as we know it
Bosses from three of the world's leading bitcoin companies discuss the future for banks and card providers.
London house prices: Luxury property values down amid summer lull
It could be the ideal to time to invest in prime London property amid the summer dip.
Eurozone crisis: Could Russia afford to bail out Greece and what would that mean?
Many media reports are focused on cash-strapped Greece cozying up to sanction-hit Russia.
Greeks sail into Grexit calendar and uncharted waters
Greece has entered a bleak calendar of last-ditch attempts to prevent it falling out of the Eurozone
Africa's entrepreneurs set to be seeded by $1bn growth fund
TPG and Satya's $1bn PE fund will invest across Africa in telecoms, finance, healthcare and consumer areas.
Silk Road and Mt Gox linked by transactions to major bitcoin players since 2009 'big bang'
Bitcoin security provider Elliptic has plotted the expanding universe of bitcoin transactions since it started in 2009.
MoneyConf: Santander reveals secrets about its ledger lab and innovation fund
Santander sets out innovation stall at Belfast event and talks about the moment banks got off the fence.
Uber under attack from new black cabbie app Gett
Black cabs can hit back at Uber the smart way, using an app.
World's wealthiest people to own $70tn in assets by 2017
The growth of HNWIs and their collective assets saw a slowdown in 2014, according to the annual World Wealth Report.
Power of social gives investment bankers and asset managers a run for their money
A bunch of social media-powered upstarts are targeting the highest echelons of finance.
MoneyConf: 'Credit cards are not dead' - Visa Europe boss
Credit cards have recently come under pressure from digital payments
Stripe unveils Scandinavian mobile payments push - Founder John Collison speaks at MoneyConf
Digital payments firm Stripe is expanding to Scandinavia
It's time to seed a public wealth fund with $75 trillion of assets mismanaged by governments
Consolidated single institution for holding public assets with proper management would make us all better off.
How the likes of MasterCard and Visa slow the spread of bitcoin
BitPay's European manager Marcel Roelants, who also worked for Mastercard for five years, explains how big corporates literally stifle innovation.
UK house prices: Average stamp duty halved but still almost £15,000 for London
The government's stamp duty reforms have halved the average bill, but London is still close to £15K on average.
RBS shares might go up but it's irresponsible to play markets with taxpayer's money
RBS should be sold soon because it would be irresponsible to try and play markets with taxpayer money.
Aldi and Lidl to consume 4% more of Tesco, Morrison, Asda and Sainsbury's marketshare by 2020
Aldi and Lidl are still on the offensive but their march is slowing, according to Moody's
