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Conservative MP Guto Bebb paves way for first all-party parliamentary action group against banks mis-selling derivatives to SMEs.

Emails seen by IBTimes UK show that 11 law firms are looking to coordinate on strategy when taking banks to court for allegedly mis-selling swaps

The UK regulator fines the bank £4.2m for failures that effected a quarter of a million customers

Bank adds additional £700m to PPI compensation amount set aside for claimants because claim levels higher than expected.

UK financial services minister Greg Clark confirms that Britain will change the law to reform the Libor

House of Lords to Question Barclays, RBS and Lloyds on EU banking reform and the impact it will have on the UK

Future Financial Conduct Authority chiefs talks in detail about changes being made to improving the UK's financial services industry for consumers

RBS leads the losers in FTSE 100, following the collapse of its branch sale to Banco Santander.

Conservative, Labour, Lib Dem and other political parties all want a dedicated inquiry into the mis-selling of derivatives and the FSA agreement

Spain insists there's no pressure to seek financial aid, IMF urges more time for budget measures to take hold as Germany juggles multiple bailouts

Three of the UK’s largest banks face questions about European Union banking reform from the House of Lords Committee

Green Party MP Caroline Lucas joins raft of politicians in calling for more action against banks mis-selling derivatives to SMEs.

The new Barclays Under-21 Premier League was designed to help bridge the gap for young players to make the daunting step to the senior side and experience competitive matches against strong opposition.

First deal under new CEO Antony Jenkins marks start of journey back to high street banking.

Rapper follows in protégée Rihnana's footsteps and mingles with fans on public transport

Chancellor George Osborne begins preparing short-list for new boss at Threadneedle Street that looks depressingly familiar

Nutmeg, a UK investment management company hoping to democratise investments, launches today.

Reports say that RBS suspended Chong Wen Kuang, a prominent government securities trader in relation to rigging Sibor.

Eric Bommensath to lead markets business after trading and distribution teams merger, corporate head reveals in staff memo.

Former secretary general of Muslim Council of Britain tells IBTimes UK why London is the Islamic Finance capital of Europe

ECB hold its key lending and deposit rates unchanged as it awaits a decision from Spain on a formal European Union bailout.

IB Times looks back on a string of e-mail disasters which have shone a light on endemic malpractice within the banking sector.

Treasury secretary bears brunt of blame over litigation costs related to Libor rigging.

Scale of mis-selling scandal highlighted in Labour party leader's conference speech.

Dutch Ministry of Security and Justice seeks information from Rabobank over its possible involvement in the manipulation of Libor

Labour's Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury Chris Leslie writes to the FSA chief Martin Wheatley direction on mis-selling derivatives

The Business Secretary sends in Tessa Munt MP to the lobby group's conference, after the FSA revised up the estimate of products mis-sold to UK.

We take a look at how banks still need to be needled and that regulators don't inadvertently rig rates themselves.

Martin Wheatley reveals that the UK regulator should be handed oversight for the change in how Libor is set

First Socialist budget in a decade seeks nearly €30 billion in austerity measures as jobless rate hits 13-year high and economy slows.