The US Federal Reserve is preparing to loosen capital requirements for large banks, signalling a shift in regulatory policy that could alter how major lenders manage their balance

Customers of three major UK banks briefly gained access to other people’s financial information through mobile banking applications, raising concerns about data security in digital banking services. Users

Wider adoption of open banking could generate up to £43bn in annual economic benefits for the UK, according to new research published as regulators assess how the technology

Standard Chartered plans to expand its private banking operations in Singapore by doubling the number of bankers serving wealthy Chinese clients, signalling continued confidence in the city-state’s role

Leading US banks are considering legal action against federal regulators over new licensing rules that could allow cryptocurrency and fintech companies to operate within the national banking system

Canada’s banking regulator has raised concerns with major lenders over mortgage appraisal practices linked to condominium purchases, highlighting potential risks to financial stability as the country’s housing market

Foreign banks are discovering that India’s appeal as a banking market is matched by a regulatory framework that limits how easily overseas capital can take root. The country’s

London-based fintech company Revolut has applied for a United States banking licence as part of its strategy to expand operations in the world’s largest financial market. The digital

Royal Bank of Canada is expanding its payments strategy by developing systems that allow consumers to pay directly from their bank accounts, reflecting a broader shift toward digital