Lloyds’ potential hit from Irish tax-loss case rises to €1.37bn
UK banking group failed to get tax relief on massive Irish losses before exiting Republic
KBC set to join long list of banks to disappear from Irish market
The list of lenders who have left the banking market in the Republic since 2008 includes Bank of Scotland, Anglo Irish Bank, Irish Nationwide Building Society and Ulster Bank
Ulster Bank wrote off tax assets before exit decision
Bank’s accounting of tax assets shows how profit outlook had weakened in recent years
Lloyds takes €1.26bn tax row over Irish tax losses to appeal
The group recorded €14.8bn in losses on its Irish loan book after the 2008 crash
UK regulator accuses Google of not doing enough about scam ads
FCA says tech giant’s actions were ‘creating a production line that proliferates scams’
Lloyds’ disputed tax bill over Irish losses soars to £800m
The banking group has been in a standoff for over six years with UK authorities
Britain’s Lloyds hit by bad deeds and bad debts
Lender cut its bonus pool by a third to £310m in recognition of misdeeds
Bill Michael has a long fight on his hands to restore KPMG UK’s image
A string of senior departures prompted suggestions of ‘toxic’ culture at some divisions
Wagamama parent slumps to €96.5m loss in first half of year
Restaurant Group seeking clarity of supply of food and staff after Brexit
Bank of Scotland fined £45m over failure to report fraud suspicions
Bank did not deal with issue at Reading branch that forced dozens of small companies out of business
Hundreds more tracker errors revealed at banks that left Irish market
Number of customers overcharged at Bank of Scotland, Danske and ACCBank rises sharply
Ex-Bank of Scotland mortgage filings reveal extent of risky interest-only loans
Barclays repackages €3.46bn of Irish loans as figures show 56% are interest-only
AIB tops loan-loss table as banks write off 25% of peak loans
Almost 10 years since snap guarantee to six lenders that would cost taxpayers €64bn
Dutch financial giant Rabobank advances plans to sell ACC loans
Loan book of €3.2bn expected to be put on market at discount in final quarter of 2018
Noel Edmonds wins funding to pursue £60m compensation case against Lloyds
Television star fell victim to fraud by former bank staff in Reading
Goodbye to AIB and hello again to a ghost of Christmas past
Government sold 29 per cent of AIB for €3.4bn; Michael Fingleton came out swinging
Bank of Ireland governor claimed ‘no value’ left in HBOS in 2008
Archie Kane tells London high court his ‘jotting’ did not mean the bank was worthless
Lloyds hires Deloitte to manage Irish exit sale
UK banking group set to launch sale of €5 billion portfolio as early as February
Lloyds plots €5bn loan sale to finally quit Ireland
London-based bank racked up €12.3bn losses on Irish loans between 2008 and 2011
Noel Edmonds to sue Lloyds Banking Group for £300m
Former ‘Deal or No Deal’ presenter seeking redress after fraud at HBOS Reading
Gordon Brown recognises Ireland for prosecuting bankers
Former British PM queries why UK didn’t do as Ireland did and prosecute rogue bankers
Bank of Scotland reveals 184 impacted tracker mortgage customers
Bank’s plans for redressing customers believed to be with Central Bank for review
Baptism of fire as new Bank of Ireland chief tackles tracker scandal
Francesca McDonagh ‘personally’ committed as lenders scramble to made redress
Tracker scandal: is your bank playing fair...or not?
Ireland’s 15 mortgage lenders have had to respond to the Central Bank. Some have been more upfront than others
Lloyds forced shareholders into agreeing HBOS deal, court hears
Lloyds bought HBOS in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis
Lloyds bank ends long journey out of UK state ownership
London Letter: Treasury books profit of about €580 million on share sales
Noel Edmonds demands £73m compensation over HBOS fraud
British TV presenter claims he suffered ‘deep distress and public humiliation’
Lloyds to compensate fraud victims as inquiry reopens
British bank has £100m fund to compensate victims at its HBOS business
Economic drag: the staggering amount smoking costs the world
Planet Business: Facts, figures and trends from the world of business this week
London Briefing: Services figures key to portrait of post-Brexit UK
Raft of economic data promises to give clearer picture of referendum impact
George Osborne pulls proposed sale of Lloyds stake
UK government had planned to dispose of almost 10% of the bank
Lucy Kellaway: Dentists and plumbers do not tell stories. Nor should you
To see storytelling as my most valuable asset is idiotic and shows the craze has gone too far
Careless lending at HBOS Irish division led to highest losses
Report notes the Irish banking market relied on informal connections
Report on HBOS collapse may lead to bans for executives
Financial regualtor will investigate actions of up to 10 senior managers after scathing report on failure of ‘simple bank’
Bank of Scotland Ireland’s ‘uncontrolled’ growth slated
Parent HBOS opened three branches a month from 2006, reported £10.9bn loss in 2008
HBOS report urges reopening investigation into failed bank
‘Public interest’ in considering collapse again, authors say
HBOS report will make painful reading for regulators and former bank chiefs
Nobody will face fines for wrongdoing as statute of limitations has expired
Favourable reception for Ferrero takeover of chocolatier Thorntons
Purchase of struggling firm by Italian group widely welcomed
Little has changed in banking, says UK whistleblower
Former HBOS risk expert says ‘wrong’ people often at top in corporations
Lloyds abandons promise on branches as it announces loss of further 9000 jobs
Branches scheduled for closure represent almost 10 per cent of retail network
AIB subsidiary censured for misleading customers
First Trust told SMEs they had to open an account to obtain business loans
Sterling centre stage in debate on Scotland independence vote
Ireland’s handling of currency matters after Independence in 1928 could offer a path for Scotland
Lloyds fined $370 million for rigging Libor rates
Settlement is seventh joint penalty handed out by American and British regulators
Banks a drag on putative ‘Scotsie 100’
Report by London Business School says investors' return would have been half that of FTSE
Watching the detectives of the stock market can help to answer questions
Are short sellers immoral parasites or clever analysts who help to expose ‘frauds, fads and failures’?
Will investors say yes to ‘the bank that likes to say yes’ when TSB floats?
Lloyds Banking Group to confirm Trustee Savings Bank to be spun off
Competition concern over bank lending to SMEs in UK
AIB and Bank of Ireland among institutions reviewed by OFT
Five years on, sale of shares in Lloyds marks key step in UK banking recovery
Osborne hails sale of 6% stake as a sign that UK economy has turned a corner
Lloyds take £330m hit on cut-price sale of insurance arm
Lender agree to sell Heidelberger Leben to buyout group Cinven and German insurer Hannover Re
German bank executives go on trial for breach of fiduciary trust
Former directors of bailed-out lender HSH Nordbank due in court
Dark hole in accountancy rules still exists as prudence is clearly lacking in standards
Lax rules mean banks can still hide loses on reckless loans – shareholders beware
Co-op gets itself into the same mess as other financial institutions
The Co-op bank was known for prudence – until word came of its £1.8bn deficit
Lloyds hires Elderfield as compliance director
Financial Regulator and Central Bank deputy governor to assume new role in London this October
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