The FTSE 100 and the FTSE 250 both end the week setting mid-session records.
Move comes three years after lender aborted first expansion plan in private banking.
Top flight shares make gains despite the cost of living rising to its highest rate since 2013.
Staley rounds off week to forget with embarrassing exchange with trickster posing as John McFarlane.
British bank to shake up leadership of markets division after underwhelming first-quarter performance.
Staley tells shareholders Brexit impact on passporting rights is a 'manageable challenge'.
'With markets rallying in expectation of Macron win, there was little upside left for equities and euro.'
Jes Staley was publicly reprimanded for his role in the whistleblowing incident and could have his bonus cut.
The drive kick-started by Barclays comes on the heels of a survey that revealed millennials are most vulnerable to cybercrime.
Traders sit on their hands preferring to wait for US employment data despite strong corporate news in London.
Banks have been rebuilding their balance sheets and returning to form – once again piquing equity investors' interest.
Former city trader and TipTV founder Nick Batsford discusses recent financials posted by major banks with market analyst Matt Brown.
DomainTools found 110 fake HSBC websites were used in the cybercrime scam.
The Thomson Reuters Foundation and European Bankers Alliance developed the toolkit.
Bumper results from Barclays and a turn for the better for RBS did not lift the FTSE 100 to positive territory.
CEO Jes Staley confirms bank will create 2,000 UK jobs over the next three years.
UCL's Professor Philip Treleaven wants to break new ground in UK 'regtech'.
Barclays' CEO Jes Staley says UK banks need clarity over Brexit terms to avoid disruptions.
Panel comprised: Mike Laven of Currency Cloud, Richard Martin of Barclays, Damian Richardson of RBS, and Mark Buitenhek, ING.
Standard Chartered almost doubled first-quarter pre-tax profit to $990m at the bank.
Traders heaved a sigh of relief that Europe seems to have warded off the latest threat to its established order.
Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons all lower as traders fear tight budgets may renew supermarket price wars.