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Santander scoops best ESG initiative in payments prize at Pay360 Awards

The bank has received this accolade alongside Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), its partner in the processing and recycling of bank cards to turn them into street furniture.

Greece kicks off sale of stake in National Bank which could raise €727m

The price range has been set to between €7.30 to €7.95, Greece's bank bailout fund HFSF (Hellenic Financial Stability Fund) said on Monday.

VersaBank Recognized for continuing leadership in banking technology

Bank Named CIO Awards Canada Winner by IDC and CIO

Majority of advisers say consumer duty has been positive

At the start of the all day event, advisers present voted by 92 per cent to 8 per cent that the new rules have had a positive impact.

Nationwide offers £175 bank account switching bonus and 1% cashback

Previously when it has offered this switching bonus, it has seen a record number of people switch account.

Santander announces its participation in Project Agorá

The BIS and the IIF selected a diverse set of firms from applicants that met the eligibility requirements and other criteria laid out in the public call for participation.

ING customer switch: the bulk of onboarding wave has passed

The process of off-boarding ING customers is therefore not yet complete.

Retail banking study 2035: Adaptability and new advisory approaches as the key to future success

Despite the downward trend, margins still have a comfortable crumple zone.

Barclays struggling to sell stake in UK payments business, sources say

The difficulties come after a sell-off in the European payments sector over the last three years

Gonzalo Gortázar reaffirms CaixaBank's commitment to Morocco on the 15th anniversary of the bank's arrival to the country

CaixaBank has become the preferred bank for Spanish companies with a presence in Morocco.

Germany Ushers In End of Commerzbank Rescue With Sale Plan

The agency announced on Tuesday that it plans to reduce the investment, without disclosing by how much.

Natwest and HSBC stand out in strong UK bank sector, says Citi

Indeed, the only negative Citi can find is an uptick in the deposit-mix shift, but even here there is lower than last year it says and deposit activity overall is stable.

Germany's DZ Bank sees more consumers struggling to repay debts

German bankers tend to stress the stability of German consumers, who benefit from a strong government safety net.

RBS set to close down several Glasgow branches this year

The RBS store on Sauchiehall Street in the city centre will close on November 19, 2024.

The largest banks in Hungary are building infrastructure and improving inclusion

With a population of 9.8 million, Hungary may not seem like the hugest market, but it is improving.

Launchpad for growth as 468,000 new companies start up

NatWest and Beauhurst’s New Startup Index reports 468,000 new companies started up in the first half of 2024 – a 6% increase compared to the same period last year.

Brits using PFM tools consider themselves £445 better off per year

Consumers using digital financial management tools to improve financial health during the cost of living crisis

Citi Abolishes Bonus Cap For London Bankers

Citi follows suit behind Barclays and Goldman Sachs as banks pivot on compensation structures post-Brexit

Halifax joins 'sub-4% club' as it announces rate cuts

As well as a 2-year fixed rate at 4.36 per cent with £999 fee up to 60 per cent LTV.

ClearBank secures Dutch banking license

British bank ClearBank has secured its European banking license from the European Central Bank, under supervision of De Nederlandsche Bank.

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