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The investment bank announced the extra fines hours after five other banks were fined

Fine for Royal Bank of Scotland's Irish unit relates to 2012 incident.

Initial cost cap of 0.8% per day will lower the cost for most borrowers

FCA and US CFTC may also announce deals with banks.

Guilty plea marks fall from grace for Julian Rifat, who was named as an 'investor that mattered'.

US CFTC and OCC are set to join the UK's FCA in announcing settlements

HSBC confirmed it is in talks with the UK Financial Conduct Authority

The sports car brand will be separated within the next year.

Criminal probe has been launched into the grocery giant after it overstated its profits by £250m

FCA said he recklessly recommended products that were not suitable for the eight vulnerable clients.

Mortgage approvals also fell 9.9% over the last year

Sales for first half declined 4.4% to £34bn, while pre-tax profit fell 91.9% to £112m

Tesco could give an update on progress of its internal investigation into accountancy error .

The regulation is launching a nationwide campaign after receiving 5,000 calls a year from investors

Fiat Chrysler's NYSE debut receives muted response from investors.

Client money was wrongly used to pay business expenses and led to shortfall in cash

The CMA hopes to make sure the FCA's interest rate caps won't affect competition

There have been two high profile resignations over rules which could jail reckless UK bankers for up to 7 years.

Two directors at HSBC UK are resigning over new rules that would allow jail time for senior bankers.

But the central bank said the Help to Buy is not to blame for rocketing UK property prices

The FCA requires Wonga to make significant changes to its business immediately

Nationwide revealed that the average UK house price dipped by 0.2% in September

Richard Pennycook is expected to be appointed to the transitional board imminently

Tesco admitted it had overstated its profits by £250m

MPs have called on FCA to be vigilant over possible wave of pension scams, following Budget reforms.

Bank of England mortgage approvals data for Augusts raises questions over housing market activity.

Switzerland's biggest bank is in talks over settling FX market manipulation allegations

Hometrack also records zero growth in house prices across England and Wales during September.

FCA says clients risked extra costs, delays or losing their assets if Barclays had become insolvent.

August sees 51% leap in mortgages approved where borrower has 15% deposit or less.