The global financial system faces being split as Russia turns to China’s answer to Visa and Mastercard after the card firms pulled out of the country along with Netflix and TikTok. Lenders including Sberbank and Alfa Bank plan to move to China’s
Russia’s biggest lender pulls out of Europe as country’s banking system buckles under Western sanctions By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 17:01 EST, 2 March 2022 | Updated: 17:01 EST, 2 March 2022 Russia’s biggest lender is pulling out of
Ukraine’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba urged the Biden administration to use all its influence to ban Russia from the SWIFT banking network Ukraine’s foreign minister used a call with his American counterpart on Friday to ask the Biden administration for urgent help
Banking Hub Company looks to install cash services in towns across Britain where banks have closed branches By Emma Dunkley For The Daily Mail Published: 17:29 EST, 16 February 2022 | Updated: 17:29 EST, 16 February 2022 A new company will help
Britons are still banking on Staycation Summer! Bookings for UK holiday lets are up 136% on 2019 with Devon and Cornwall most popular spots – despite ‘green list’ hopes of foreign travel Bookings for staycations during the May bank holiday are up
A pair of ‘entitled’ daughters who called their millionaire banking boss father ‘The Chequebook’ have today lost their court battle with their step-mother over his £7million estate after he left them with nothing. Tony Shearer, the former head of merchant bank Singer
Three in four Britons don’t trust online banking as threat from scams escalates 76% said they ‘lack trust towards using their banking services online’ 81% say that ‘trust is the most important factor in their purchasing journey’ It comes as banks continue
Britons with Android smartphones and tablets have been urged to watch out for fake software updates that could give away passwords, financial information and even let criminals take control of their devices. Computer security company McAfee warned it had noticed a spate
José Manuel Campa, chair of the European Banking Authority, admitted the UK was a “very important partner” in the financial world. It comes as a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) arrangements for a new post-Brexit financial services agreement stopped short of implementing any