U.K. Treasury chief Rachel Reeves has announced plans to cut regulations for banks and finance firms to boost the economy.

Raising taxes will damage Britain’s growth ambitions, the boss of Lloyds Bank has said. Charlie Nunn has warned Rachel Reeves ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to consider a new windfall tax on our biggest banks as Britain's Big Four lenders are ...

Discretionary commissions could cost lenders £30bn in claims. But behind the scenes, Westminster may be preparing to wipe the ...

Chief executive Charlie Nunn also warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves not to increase taxes on financial services after the ...

The lender’s boss said raising taxes for banks and other important sectors was not consistent with the Government’s ...

Barclays has become the latest banking giant to send a firm warning to Rachel Reeves to avoid bank tax hike as the Chancellor ...

CS Venkatakrishnan (pictured) said increasing taxes for banks - or other important sectors of the economy - won't help boost ...

Charlie Nunn, who runs Lloyds Bank, the largest mortgage lender in the UK, said that he was optimistic about growth for the UK economy but it need to be “accelerated”.

Britain's market for car finance - around 80% of new vehicles in the UK are bought on finance - was thrown into disarray last year after the Court of Appeal ruled it was unlawful for car dealers ...