Serbia shuts down bank favoured by Russians
Alta Bank is suspected of wiring large amounts of money out of the country after election loss of former president Aleksandar Vučić
Junk debt rout sparks ‘bloodbath’ for credit investors
Aggressive tactics to shift assets beyond reach of creditors have added fuel to sell-off
Weil Gotshal: what happens now at the troubled Wall St law firm?
The New York legal powerhouse is shutting down after 95 years in business after an exodus of top talent
Quant hedge fund to spin out of Tudor in record $9bn launch
Xantium to separate from company controlled by billionaire Paul Tudor Jones II next year
Scrapping audits for UK start-ups is worth its weight in red tape
The move will help convey the message that the country’s stifling attitude to bureaucracy is changing
French banks’ rising profits fail to reverse sell-off as political fears bite
BNP Paribas, SocGen and Crédit Agricole reported strong third-quarter earnings but have been hit by investor nerves over political and economic uncertainty
Equity loan scheme will struggle to deliver ‘the homes buyers want’
Many first-time purchasers want three-bed houses but Your First Home price caps mean mostly flats will qualify in large parts of country
French protests show BNP Paribas what’s in a name
Despite a strong third quarter, a bumpy journey lies ahead for investors
Bank of England explores easing key limit on riskier mortgage lending
Central bank considers lifting threshold on higher-risk mortgages in response to calls from government and industry to boost home-ownership
Cash Isa changes can still foster a ‘nation of investors’
The behavioural impact of a small incentive to invest in stocks-and-shares Isas could be huge
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