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HSBC Mulls UK Retail and Commercial Banking Unit Sale

HSBC looking to offload UK banking arm amid regulatory pressures on profits.

Asian Markets Outside Australia Gain on Upbeat China and US Data

Asian markets outside Australia trade higher on 9 December

Mumbai's BSE Sensex strikes record high after main opposition party BJP wins state polls.

Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: Barclays Remains Only Bank to Not Split Payments

Barclays is the only bank to not opt into paying customers redress before consequential loss determination

Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: Banks Speed Up Review Process on FCA Pressure

FCA wrote to the bank's chief executives after venting frustration over the pace of the review.

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Asian markets outside Australia finish the week higher

Asian Markets Weekly Review: Bourses Outside Australia End Higher

Market players to track Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke's speech.

Most European markets witness flat trade on 29 November

European Markets Outside Spain Trade Flat

Eurozone unemployment rate falls for the first time since February 2011.

Barclays to Bump Up Salaries to Beat EU Banker Bonus Cap

The lender plans to introduce "role-base-pay" on top of base salaries and bonuses.

European Markets Fall on Renewed Federal Reserve QE Taper Fears

Investors expecting positive US jobs data with trimming of $85bn-a-month bond-buying anticipated soon.

Asian markets outside mainland China drop on oil fears.

Asian Markets Outside Japan Hit By Renewed Federal Reserve QE Taper Fears

Downbeat China factory activity data adds to the gloom.

Foreign Investment in China Rises 5.8% in First Ten Months

China to Draw Over $100bn in Foreign Direct Investments in 2013

Foreign investment in China up 5.8% in the first ten months to $97bn.

Paul Flowers, ex chairman of the Co-operative Bank, is seeing help for drug taking. (Photo: Co-operative Bank).

Paul Flowers: Mark Garnier MP Asks for Regulator Grilling Over Co-op 'Crystal Methodist' Chairman

Labour Party suspends disgraced ex-bank boss and Methodist minister over drugs scandal.

World Shares Hit 6-Year High on China Economic Reform Plans [VIDEO]

China unleashed a flurry of detailed economic and social reforms on 15 November

HSBC Global Asset Management says reforms has reinforced confidence in the country’s economic plan (Photo: Reuters)

HSBC: China to Lead Emerging Market Rebound on Economic Reforms

HSBC Global Asset Management says reforms have reinforced confidence in the country's economic plan.

Britain’s biggest banks have only set aside £3bn in redress for victims of mis-sold derivatives (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: Banks Use £3bn Redress Pot for Products Not Victims

FCA's Martin Wheatley also fails to forecast final bank bill for mis-sold swaps

Typhoon Haiyan has left over half a million people displaced and billions in damages (Photo: Reuters)

Typhoon Haiyan to Create $19bn in Philippines Economic Losses

Philippine President Benigno Aquino says death toll has risen above 10,000.

BoE's Mark Carney: 'Two in Five Chance' UK Unemployment could Hit 7% in 2014

The Bank of England's quarterly report is upbeat on the UK economy.

Millions of UK Households Have Only £250 in Savings

HSBC says average person has savings pot of £14,401.

Help to Buy 2 Gets Strong Start with £365m in Applications

RBS and Halifax receive2,384 applications under government mortgage scheme.

Asian Markets Week Review: All Indices End in Red Territory

Market players await news from China's CPC Central Committee 3rd Plenum.

HSBC Boss Stuart Gulliver: Our Bank Leaders are Too Pale and Male

Stuart Gulliver, group chief executive of HSBC, says the bank has a lack of diversity in top positions.

Why are the banks paying billions to PPI victims but not those who were mis-sold derivatives (Photos: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives vs PPI Scandal: IRSA Payouts a Bitter Disappointment

We ask why banks pay billions to PPI 'victims' but not to those who were mis-sold derivatives.

A baby Orangutan clings to its starving mother in deforested ares in Indonesia PIC: Alejo Sabugo/IARI

HSBC 'Funded Destruction of Indonesia Orangutan Rainforests by Palm Oil Giants'

Loans harmed endangered orangutan and gibbon populations, claims Environmental Investigation Agency.

Financial Conduct Authority has revealed that only £15.3m was paid out to customers in redress since the review process started. (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Factbox: FCA Reveals Only £15.3m in Redress Paid Out

FCA unveils October update report on the interest rate hedging product review with HSBC, Barclays, RBS and Lloyds

According to the FCA's October data on the banks' review of the mis-selling of interest rate swap agreements (IRSA), the overall rate of non-compliant sales stood at 95% (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: FCA Reveals 95% of Swap Sales Were Non-Compliant

Only £15.3m paid out in redress as Lloyds, RBS and HSBC split redress payments.

Mis-Selling Derivatives: Lloyds to Split Redress and Consequential Loss Payments for All Customers

Lloyds Banking Group revises its split payment system and falls in line with RBS and HSBC.

Lloyds Banking Group is the latest group to confirm that it is reviewing its currency trading processes in light of the raft of regulator investigations into the potential manipulation of the FX markets. (Photo: Reuters)

FX Fixing Scandal: Lloyds Launches Internal Review of Currency Trading

Lloyds joins RBS and Deutsche Bank, which are reviewing their FX trading processes.

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