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Jenny Anderson: High hopes for John Cryan, Deutsche Bank's new chief

Smart and clinical, many hope that Cryan - a long-time financial institution banker - will bring a fresh perspective to Deutsche Bank's balance sheet and strategy

Britain's elite still enjoying a tax break 100 years old

The number of people with non-dom status in Britain surged to nearly 130,000 in 2008, a 22% increase from 2000

Big banks fined $3.3 bn by UK, US & Swiss regulators

The Financial Conduct Authority of Britain said it had reached a global settlement worth a combined 1.1 billion pounds, or about $1.76 billion, with five companies - UBS, HSBC and the Royal Bank of Sc

Tesco chairman to step down as overstatement of profits grows

The company last month said it had overstated profit by an estimated £250 million, prompting investors to cut their stake in the grocer

Businesses raise alarms about London's high cost of housing

If Scotland goes, then Britain too?

As Scotland nears its independence referendum, bankers worry about the consequences of an exit of Britain from the European Union

Win or lose, it's where the game is played that matters in Britain

Pfizer says its bid for AstraZeneca is dead

Banks in London devise ways around Europe's bonus rules

The new structures - which do not entirely replace bonuses - pay more upfront and leave less available to take back

A fascination of Wall Street, and investigators