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Debit cards remain the most common form of payment in the UK, but account for less than half (48 percent) of all payments.

Debit cards remain the most common form of payment in the UK, but account for less than half (48 percent) of all payments.

The UK’s challenger banks are winning the battle for customers’ hearts and minds, while most High Street names are faring badly by comparison. That’s according to two new surveys, carried out at the behest of the Competition and ...

In July, the CMA has acted against six high-street banks for breaches of banking rules, according to an announcement from the government.

The UK’s new Chancellor of the Exchequer promised an immediate future of light-touch regulation in his first speech to London’s Mansion House on 19 July.

The CEO of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out his vision of a more modern and single-minded approach to financial regulation in the UK, but also one that collaborates with international partners, especially the US.