An email HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani says he sent Revenue and Customs about alleged tax evasion comes to light.
HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani tells Channel 4 News that the UK authorities have a good opportunity to collaborate with their Spanish counterparts over wrongdoing at HSBC’s Swiss branch.
The UK could experience negative inflation this spring, warns Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, but he says, if needed, the bank is prepared to cut interest rates to prevent long-term deflation.
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The boss of HMRC Lin Homer faces a grilling in front of the Public Accounts Committee later today. If Channel 4 News had a seat at the table here’s 10 things we’d love to ask her.
Revelations of apparent wrongdoing at a branch of the HSBC bank in Geneva have put the bank, and its former chairman Lord Green, in the spotlight. This is how the story unfolded.
The theft of thousands of HSBC clients’ financial details led to a major probe into tax evasion and money laundering. In 2013, the whistleblower who took the data talked to Channel 4 News.
Though the Greek PM is still talking tough, a Greek exit from the Eurozone is looking ever more possible. But a planned demonstration of public emotion could yet have the most impact of all.
Britain’s biggest bank HSBC is accused of helping clients evade taxes after a massive cache of leaked files about secret Swiss bank accounts is published.
As HSBC is accused of helping companies evade taxes, Channel 4 News looks at five other banking controversies since the financial crash.
London is a global haven for criminal financial activity – with billions of pounds laundered through British banks each day, according to the head of the UK’s National Crime Agency.
Andrew Tyrie MP says it is unacceptable that RBS bosses gave evidence to the Treasury committee that needed correction, but is reasonably sure it was not lied to.
RBS is accused of deliberately driving small businesses to the wall for their assets – and now it has emerged that the bank’s bosses have apologised for giving inaccurate evidence to parliament.
Chicken chow mein, online chat-rooms and traders rigging rates: the latest banking scam explained by Economics Editor Paul Mason.
Five banks are fined after it emerges they manipulated foreign exchange rates for nearly six years. The Bank of England has also been dragged into the scandal, amid claims officials knew about it.
Thousands of British bank customers are at risk of fraud thanks to a website which offers a “one-stop shop” for anyone to buy credit card details stolen by hackers.