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Lloyds is facing up to the challenge of digital disruption

The market transaction, HSH Nordbank’s nonperforming exposure ratio will drop by around 1.3 percentage points.

The two banks are understood to have held a series of pre-application meetings with the Central Bank ahead of a potential move to Ireland.

But there had been hopes that part of the state-owned bank could be sold into private hands once it settled the latest claim.

Sabadell reported EUR946.9 million in net interest income, a key profit driver for retail banks

The huge provisions, which will be included in the bank's results for the fourth quarter of 2016.

A clear out of bad debt and a recovery in loan demand have left remaining high street lenders in better shape

Banking group says none of its 20m accounts were hacked or compromised after fending off two-day denial of service attack.

Bank of China will make further contribution to China's Belt and Road Initiative through its financial services.

For Italian banks to turn a page, Monte dei Paschi di Siena must be sorted out

Edinburgh-based bank among the final few global lenders yet to settle in a years-long US investigation that’s garnered more than $50bn

The plans have since been put on hold due to volatile market conditions.

Muslims represent just over 1% of Scotland’s population.

Only one UK lender Paragon Bank has made it through to the last round of bidding

City sources said that both the Co-op Bank's new management team and industry regulators viewed the auction as a priority transaction.

The Treasury said all proceeds from the sales are used to reduce the national debt.

Bank of Portugal to negotiate offer amid continued interest from other bidders

Bank lent £544m to businesses over 2015 and £551m in the first three quarters of 2016 alone

Investment into Monese represents Korea Investment Partners’ first investment in a European startup.

So it is solvent. Isn’t it?