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After MPs questioned consumer watchdogs and industry experts, it revealed that a significant amount of analysis still needs to be done

Lloyds TSB scoops dubious gong of most complained-about bank with 391,272 gripes lodged in first six months of 2012.

Spain's biggest and richest region will test appetite for independence from Madrid as Prime Minister Rajoy struggles to maintain national unity

Experts give evidence at parliamentary commission on banking standards joint select committee.

The FinTech Innovation Lab London is open for applications, searching for six London start-ups to help bring to the next stage.

EU lawmakers hear case for major changes as UK's FSA prepares recommendations for biggest reforms in decades.

Most Asian markets ease following news of low business confidence in Germany and weak forecast from Caterpillar.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to Chris Leslie MP about how the FSA scheme is ignoring small businesses concerns over banks mis-selling derivatives.

Labour's Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury slams the FSA scheme on banks mis-selling derivatives

Spanish Treasury raises nearly €10bn as investors take down four bond auctions while bailout speculation continues.

Banking officials and experts face MPs at select committee hearing on scope and scale of banks mis-selling derivatives.

Businesses claiming to be mis-sold derivatives by banks dodge FSA agreement by fleeing to lawyers instead.

Barclays reaches out-of-court settlement over interest rate swap agreement dispute ahead of October court hearing.

IBTimes UK investigates fallout of Britain's biggest banks mis-selling derivatives to SMEs - and the damage caused to UK businesses.

Ordinary People in Business to help UK firms file lawsuits against banks for mis-selling them complex derivative products.

Bully Banks meets Treasury officials to discuss recommendations and aid on UK banks' mis-selling derivatives scandal.

The FSA did not implement stringent compensation rulings or product bans on UK banks on mis-selling of derivatives because of UK banks' solvency concerns.

Report suggests ECB prepared to buy unlimited quantities of Eurozone government debt to bring down yields and draw a line under the crisis.

Barclays discharged Ritankar Pal and Dong Kun Lee in July due to their role in the Libor scandal, say Reuters citing regulatory filings.

Financial Services Authority's Martin Wheatley wants to clamp down on banks sales incentives.

The success of the London 2012 Olympics has given Britain much more than sporting achievements to celebrate.

Shareholder consortium in talks to launch £3.3bn lawsuit against RBS and former senior executives over rights issue.

Weak global demand and the eurozone crisis hit manufacturing.

West Ham United have officially announced the arrival of England striker Andy Carroll on a season-long loan from Liverpool.

IBTimes looks at whether Barclays appointing head of consumer banking as CEO is right move for the bank.

Outgoing chairman Marcus Agius says Jenkins 'excellent track record and intimate knowledge' were the clinching factors.

The announcement of the new CEO follows a fresh investigation by the Serious Fraud Office into payments between the bank and Qatar Holding LLC.

Barclays faces another criminal investigation into payments made with Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund.

Pomegranate juice to be given instead of champagne as Muslims are barred from taking alcoholic drinks.

Apple is looking to turn its historic court win into tangible business benefits as it looks to get eight Samsung smartphones banned.