It’s a lonely time to be a crusader for tougher regulations of lenders, at least outside of Switzerland
Issuers should be allowed to pay interest on stablecoins — just as lenders can on dollars
Banks such as Citigroup and Wells Fargo say capping rates would limit credit and hurt economic growth
Big financial companies expand beyond traditional securities to arbitrage event contracts in sport and politics
Proposal would create a voluntary ‘28th regime’ for companies to operate across EU
Jamie Dimon’s deft summary of the bankruptcies that have rattled finance
Insurance entrepreneur Keith Beekmeyer gave money to Nigel Farage’s party to cover the cost of an office in Epping
Not everyone’s convinced the exchange has a power problem
Regulator considers whether to ask court to ban pair after firm was fined over drugs sold to NHS
Private credit groups, hedge funds and other institutions account for more than half of global financial assets
South Korean regulators want to strengthen oversight of retail traders
Proposal had provoked backlash from Euroclear and industry over potential for higher costs
Caroline Crenshaw’s epic exit speech
Constitutional rulings are boosting attempts to curb regulators’ reach
Facebook agrees changes to ‘pay or consent’ model after talks with European Commission
Landmark exercise to test resilience of $16tn finance market outside banking
Rising public debt is one concern — another is how it is being financed
New standards will maintain resilience while ensuring regulation doesn’t choke activity
City minister welcomes move to take lenders off ‘naughty step’
US private capital groups to take part in Bank of England review amid concerns over systemic risks
Financial Conduct Authority will start regulating providers in push to improve transparency
Watchdogs sought assurances after becoming aware of Nik Storonsky’s surprise change through media reports
Bankers are expecting easing of leverage ratio as part of forthcoming review
Fault at data centre halted futures trading in equities, bonds and commodities for more than 10 hours
Legal wrangling over ‘event contracts’ has not deterred gaming groups and exchange operators from seeking a slice of the action
