Things we're reading today include ...
- Young 'to be poorer than parents'
- RBS scraps bonuses for bank staff
- Singapore bourse challenges old obstacles with new bond trading system
- Mortgage lending 'strongest since 2008'
The demise of HBOS:
- The demise of HBOS: How it happened
- 'Moral Hazard': the two missing words that rob HBOS report of credibility
- HBOS collapse: Pressure grows for fresh inquiry into auditor KPMG's role
- HBOS collapse: Let battle commence - the regulators can’t afford to fail a second time
- HBOS collapse: Catalogue of failures at the City’s defunct watchdog
- HBOS collapse: I’m finally vindicated – but this is just the start
- HBOS collapse: Seven years on, bosses of failed bank are back under the spotlight
- Why did the watchdog chase just one banker over HBOS collapse?
- HBOS: 10 bankers 'could be banned' for 2008 mortgage-lender collapse
- Up to 10 former HBOS executives could be banned over collapse, damning report finds
- HBOS: 10 executives could face ban
- Why I believe there should be no further action over the £20bn collapse of HBOS
Square's IPO:
- Square shares end 45% higher on debut
- Dorsey's Square jumps in market debut, offering hope to tech startups
- Jack Dorsey: Twitter founder’s latest success can’t stop whispers of tech bubble
- Dorsey's Square jumps in market debut, offering hope to tech startups
- Square’s IPO a lesson to rival start-ups
- Square prices below range in IPO
This week's Economist:
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