Things we're reading today include … City funds prepare assault on excessive executive payThe Telegraph Mack moves to cutting edge of P2P lendingFinancial Times UBS banker John Pottage wins appeal against FSA fineThe Telegraph FSA insists responsible executives be namedFinancial Times Court finds former PM guilty over banksThe Independent Financial markets hit by new fearsThe…
Things we're reading today include … Barclays hopes £2bn profit will quell Diamond pay rowThe Telegraph Local Authority pension funds oppose Barclays pay dealThe Telegraph Diamond faces new shareholder revoltThe Independent Pay 'shambles' blamed on Barclays remuneration chairThe Independent Rainmaker: Katherine and Bob, it's always good to talkThe Telegraph City regulator fines former BoS…
Things we're reading today include … Barclays hopes £2bn profit will quell Diamond pay rowThe Telegraph Local Authority pension funds oppose Barclays pay dealThe Telegraph Diamond faces new shareholder revoltThe Independent Pay 'shambles' blamed on Barclays remuneration chairThe Independent Rainmaker: Katherine and Bob, it's always good to talkThe Telegraph City regulator fines former BoS…
Things we're reading today include … Barclays changes its bonus planBBC Bob Diamond: profile of Britain's richest bankerThe Telegraph Barclays bosses pledge to sacrifice bonusesThe Independent Shareholders are making bankers pay for the big salaries they once gotThe Telegraph Former Co-op bank boss gets £4.6m payoffThe Telegraph Amex spending boosts quarterly earningsFinancial Times Bank…
Things we're reading today include … Barclays changes its bonus planBBC Bob Diamond: profile of Britain's richest bankerThe Telegraph Barclays bosses pledge to sacrifice bonusesThe Independent Shareholders are making bankers pay for the big salaries they once gotThe Telegraph Former Co-op bank boss gets £4.6m payoffThe Telegraph Amex spending boosts quarterly earningsFinancial Times Bank…
This week's view from Europe, courtesy of Edith Rigler : No more cash in Sweden! – Wirtschaftswoche, 11 April 2012 As the first country in Europe introducing paper notes in 1661, Sweden may now become the first to abolish cash. Digital payment methods such as smartphone and credit cards are supposed to replace cash – which is…
This week's view from Europe, courtesy of Edith Rigler : No more cash in Sweden! – Wirtschaftswoche, 11 April 2012 As the first country in Europe introducing paper notes in 1661, Sweden may now become the first to abolish cash. Digital payment methods such as smartphone and credit cards are supposed to replace cash – which is…
Things we're reading today include … More banking pain in SpainThe Independent What ails the Spanish economy?BBC PricewaterhouseCoopers facing fresh probe from Accountancy & Actuarial Discipline BoardThe Telegraph Canada dismisses 'Carney to head Bank of England' reportThe Telegraph Wall St weighs up potential downgradesFinancial Times Mobile Payments: What's In It for Consumers?Payments News Mini sticky…
