Barclays

China is scheduled to its key economic data on Friday and any downside surprises in the data are likely to weigh on the commodity currencies, mainly the Australian dollar (AUD).

According to an internal memo, HSBC will "acknowledge and apologise" for money laundering within the bank as it faces a $1bn fine from US lawmakers.

Barclays' name sign disappears from controversial bank's London headquarters at 1 Churchill Place at Canary Wharf - is the bank keeping a low profile?

Barclays chairman Marcus Agius would not back beleaguered former chief executive Bob Diamond's testimony to MPs that he only found out about Libor fixing allegations in June.

After Treasury Select Committee criticised for grilling of Barclays’ ex-CEO Bob Diamond, the Agius hearing showed marked difference.

BoE needs "poacher turned gamekeeper" if it's to keep pace with pace and complexity of modern finance

Norway's Statoil is right on top while Barclays is in the 71st position, ahead of Citigroup, JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America.

Barclays' chairman Marcus Agius 'first aware' of investigation in April 2010, revealing two-year difference with ex-CEO Bob Diamond's account.

Manchester City Roberto Mancini has swatted away rumours of becoming the new Russia boss by signing a five-year contract at the Etihad Stadium.

Emails between Tucker and Diamond, released ahead of the deputy governor's appearance before Treasury committee, show the level of detail discussed over bank's finances.

Ed Miliband, Ed Balls, George Osborne, Vince Cable and David Cameron have all spoken out about the banking industry and the need for reform since the Libor scandal broke.

Labour leader will announce proposals for "root and branch" banking reform to move away from "casino" tactics.

Deutsche Bank reportedly suspends two dealers, US investor files class action

Deputy BoE governor Paul Tucker to be grilled over conversations with former Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond.

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Paul Tucker, Bank of England deputy governor, faces a showdown with MPs over his role in the Barclays Libor scandal - IBTimes UK explores the key questions.

Barclays is seeking an additional cash and asset boost from defunct firm Lehman Brothers, despite winning over $5bn from an American ruling in June.

The UK's SFO announced that it is going to formally investigate Barclays and possibly others in the Libor fixing scandal

Two major credit rating agencies have lowered their outlook on Barclays following the exit of the bank's Chief Executive Bob Diamond and other senior directors in the bank.

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls told MPs that the Labour party will not vote for the government's parliamentary inquiry into banking, but would back a public one instead.

China is aggressively pushing forward with its currency liberalisation plans, after slashing its interest rate in the first time in less than a month

One of the major things learned from Treasury Select Committee grilling of Barclays' newly resigned CEO Bob Diamond, is that they probably won't be up to the task of leading a parliamentary-led inquiry.

Vickers' bank reforms aimed at protecting taxpayers from financial crises, have left the public exposed to risky behaviour of bankers.

Bob Diamond, ex-boss of Barclays Bank, tells MPs he only recently found out about Libor scandal - but the bank's annual report for 2011 suggests otherwise.

Barclays Libor Scandal: IBTimes UK finds that former Labour ministers, BoE chiefs and some of the largest banks bosses will be in the docks

Ex-Barclays CEO Bob Diamond faces Treasury select committee MPs in tough three-hour grilling.

"Wink and Nod" revelations in Barclays Libor rigging scandal make Bank of England Governor's position untenable.

Policy Exchange believes this would help prevent company bosses from excessive risk-taking that may result in fall in share prices and huge losses to the firm.

Former financial titan due to appear before Treasury select committee to give evidence on Libor scandal.

Record fines, resignations, public apologies and embarrassing inquiries - just another week of tarnished reputations for British businesses