Lloyds Bank 'please message us' update if you see this on your bank statement
Lloyds Bank has addressed customer concerns regarding duplicate payments appearing on bank statements following a recent IT glitch.
US moves to soften capital rules: ‘Big banks can declare mission accomplished’
US federal regulators are planning to reduce capital requirements for big banks, a significant shift in banking regulations since the 2008 financial crisis, potentially benefiting major financial institutions.
Mortgage loans in dollars return: a private bank launches a line for housing up to US$ 1 million
A private bank in Argentina has reintroduced dollar-denominated mortgage loans, allowing clients to finance property purchases up to US$ 1 million.
UAE-Qatar: Banks and consulting firms evacuate or close their offices after Iranian threats
Citigroup and Standard Chartered have begun evacuating their offices in Dubai due to Iranian threats against banks associated with the US and Israel.
Iran vows to target economic interests of the US and Israel in the region
Iran has threatened to target economic and banking centers associated with the US and Israel following an alleged attack on an Iranian bank.
Top US banks weigh suing federal regulator over crypto banking rules
Major US banks are contemplating a lawsuit against a federal regulator over new licensing rules for crypto and fintech companies that they argue jeopardize consumer safety and the financial system.
Growth or Inflation Control: The War on Iran Disrupts Central Bank Calculations
A recent Reuters report highlights how the ongoing war between the US and Iran is complicating central banking strategies around the world, forcing a difficult choice between fostering growth and combating inflation.
Ualá closed an investment round of US$195 million
Ualá, an Argentine digital bank, has secured US$195 million in funding, raising its valuation to US$3.2 billion and enabling it to expand its services across Latin America.
The corporate and banking bond market closes amid the uncertainty unleashed by the conflict
The corporate and banking bond market is halted due to uncertainties related to geopolitical tensions following attacks involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran.
The company that raised US$70 million and aims to compete with banks
DolarApp, a global financial services platform, has raised US$70 million in funding and rebranded as ARQ to expand its offerings beyond international transactions.
The end of the ITIN in US banks? How the new immigration proposal could leave millions without financial access
The Trump administration is considering a proposal that would require US banks to collect proof of citizenship from all clients, which could adversely affect the migrant community.
Bank Credit in Dollars Grows Again and Reaches Records
Bank credit in US dollars in Argentina has reached record levels, exceeding US$20 billion, with a significant increase during Javier Milei's administration.
Erste CEO on Acquisition of Santander BP: For Us, It Is a Milestone
Erste Group's acquisition of Santander Bank Poland represents a significant milestone in its expansion strategy, aiming to enhance its market position within the region.
Santander doubles down on its US bet
Banco Santander is strengthening its presence in the US by acquiring Webster Financial and maintaining shareholder remuneration, following a period of record profits and improved stock performance.
Reported Too Low Risks: ECB Imposes Millions in Fines on US Banking Giant J.P. Morgan
The European Central Bank has imposed fines totaling approximately 12.2 million euros on J.P. Morgan for underreporting risk-weighted assets.
JP Morgan plans wave of agency openings in the USA as rivals strengthen commitment to in-person service
JP Morgan Chase is set to open over 160 branches across more than 30 U.S. states in 2026, reflecting a significant investment in physical banking services.
Fed prepares to relax banking rules in the US in an effort to boost mortgage credit
The Federal Reserve is set to relax capital requirements for US banks to encourage more mortgage lending amid concerns about credit moving out of the banking system.
Epstein: Business over Morality: How Deutsche Bank Courted Wealthy Clients Like Epstein in the USA
The article explores how Deutsche Bank prioritized financial gains by courting convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein and other wealthy clients, ignoring serious moral concerns regarding Epstein's criminal history.
Dollar price TODAY Wednesday, February 11, 2026: What is the exchange rate in Mexico?
On February 11, 2026, the interbank exchange rate for the US dollar against the Mexican peso is reported at 17.20 pesos per dollar, showing a slight gain amid the dollar's recent fluctuation.
Trump will have the final word on the purchase of the American bank Webster by Santander
Santander awaits approval from US federal agencies, including oversight by Trump, for its acquisition of Webster Bank.
EU needs to wean itself off Visa and Mastercard – banking chief
The head of a major European bank consortium has called for the EU to urgently reduce its reliance on US payment systems like Visa and Mastercard.
A Recommendation That Will Hurt the USA. Chinese Banks Should Not Buy American Debt
Chinese banks are advised against purchasing American debt, a move that could have significant implications for US-China financial relations.
Head of the European banking consortium: urgent need for an alternative to 'Visa' and 'Mastercard'
The head of the European Payments Initiative emphasizes the urgency of establishing a payment system independent from US companies like Visa and Mastercard due to rising dependency and geopolitical risks.
China to Banks: Limit Exposure to US Treasury Bonds Now
Chinese regulatory authorities are signaling increased caution to the banking system, asking for a reduction in exposure to US Treasury bonds.
U.S. Banks Confirm Closure of All Branches for 24 Hours in February
U.S. banks will temporarily close all their physical branches for 24 hours in February to observe a federal holiday.
How Nubank Aims to Establish Itself in the US Banking Market
Nubank, a Brazilian fintech founded 13 years ago, is competing in the digital banking sector with a market value of $90 billion after going public in New York.
Ana Botín on the acquisition of Webster: "The US is the most attractive market in the world" for banking
Ana Botín, president of Banco Santander, emphasizes the US market's attractiveness for banking following their acquisition of Webster; she states the bank will not pursue further acquisitions or sales as they have the necessary scale in all their operating countries.
Santander buys Webster Bank for $12.2 billion to grow in the US
Banco Santander is acquiring Webster Bank for $12.2 billion, aiming to expand its operations in the United States and generate $800 million in cost synergies.
Banks terminate accounts: Is Donald Trump also attacking German civil society?
The article discusses the closure of accounts of the Rote Hilfe and the DKP by banks in Germany, which they believe is linked to US sanctions, raising concerns about the implications for civil society.
The open war between the crypto industry and big banks has stalled the US law on digital assets
The 'Clarity Act' draft restricts interest payments on stablecoins, sparking outrage in the digital sector and halting its approval in the Senate.
Scott Ritter says he was ‘de-banked’
Scott Ritter, a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer and critic of US foreign policy, claims he was ‘de-banked’ likely due to pressure from federal authorities.
World's central bankers pledge to 'stand in solidarity' with Fed chair amid row with President Trump
Central bankers from around the world, including the Bank of England's Andrew Bailey, express support for US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell amidst his conflict with President Trump.
The U.S. banking sector suffers in the stock market due to Trump's new regulation on credit cards
U.S. bank stocks, including American Express and JP Morgan, have seen significant declines after Trump announced a plan to limit interest rates on credit cards.
CALL TO READERS Where do banks make it difficult for you to switch to a package of free services? Write to us
Citizens report numerous ways banks discourage them from opening accounts following the new law on free accounts, potentially making banking transactions more expensive instead of less as intended.
Citic Securities tops Asia-Pacific investment banking ranks with US$1.45 billion in fees
Citic Securities led the Asia-Pacific investment banking sector with US$1.45 billion in fees, representing a 29% increase from the previous year.
US banking giant reveals massive Russia exit cost
Citigroup announced it will incur significant losses from the sale of its remaining business in Russia, with the estimated cost of exiting the market being $170 million.