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Despite banks' executive remuneration stoking public outrage, just 17% claw back cash from bad bosses in 2011.

From Complexity to Simplicity co-author tells IBTimes that despite both companies being in different sectors, both failed from common practices.

Former New York prosecutor Robert Juman says US regulators compete to become first to finalise charges against banks.

Iran tries to avoid US, EU and UN crackdown on business with Western banks, according to security analysis.

Numerous probes into money laundering and rate fixing scandals highlight need for fewer watchdogs.

Liverpool and Tottenham disappoint their new managers, while Swansea City hit five against QPR.

The report criticises Barclays for its poor state of culture both on the trading floor and the board.

Bank of America, Societe Generale, Credit Suisse, Credit Agricole, Royal Bank of Canada, Rabobank Groep and Lloyds Banking Group hit by Florida attorney general Pam Bondi.

Deutsche Bank, Barclays, JPMorgan Chase, RBS, HSBC, UBS and Citigroup named in papers.

First quarter revision prevents recession, but German Economic sentiment data indicates a tough second half for region's economy.

UBS' head of swap trading quits bank after probe into rigging of Libor during his time at Barclays.

Europe's largest economies stall as debt crisis threatens to push region into formal recession.

Hottest July on record increases fears of another global food crisis as corn prices spiral

Standard Chartered set to face New York state regulator over allegations it broke Iran sanctions with hidden transactions.

IBTimes Business journalists Lianna Brinded, Shane Croucher and Martin Baccardax run through the big stories of the week in this latest edition of the Business Podcast.

The UK’s Financial Services Authority’s managing director, Martin Wheatley, released his review and battle plans for tackling Libor in the wake of the Barclays scandal.

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) confirms it has sent home its third London-based banker - but will not be drawn on Libor link.

NFC and contactless payments are becoming more prevalent in the UK and Lloyds, Barclaycard, VeriFone and Eat explain how secure it is.

NFC payment technology is starting to become more widespread so we take a look at where you should be tapping your smartphone to pay for a sandwich.

NFC and contactless payment technology is coming to your wallet and your smartphone and we take a look at how it works.

Starbucks customers at its 7,000 US stores will be able to make credit card payments using their smartphones thanks to a deal with Square.

Peter Sands and Richard Meddings joined the bank in 2002, shortly after the alleged Iranian transactions began, and have been holding their current positions since 2006.

With Standard Chartered vehemently denying accusations of the group acting as a "rogue institution" that wilfully broke US sanction laws against Iran for money laundering purposes, IBTimes UK takes a look at the legal arguments.

The global battle for financial centre dominance has British banks, including Standard Chartered, fighting for their international reputation.

US regulator accuses Standard Chartered of engaging in deceptive and fraudulent conduct to favour Iranian financial institutions.

As we hit the half-way point in 2012 for banking results, IBTimes UK takes a look at how, should and are European banking models changing in the face of scandals, risky assets, diminishing investment banking revenue and clients.

Chelsea forward Eden Hazard says that he is keen to play alongside his brother Thorgen Hazard, who has just recently arrived at Stamford Bridge.

Investors disappointed by ECB President Mario Draghi's press conference in Frankfurt as bond purchase programme remains dormant.

Deutsche Bank reveals a significant decline in investment bank and asset management earnings, following a worsening sovereign debt crisis hurting client activity.

Unnamed banks cooperate for lower fines in Euribor probe but IBTimes UK takes a look at why most banks would do this anyway to gain a discount on fines.