Katherine Griffiths

(Bloomberg) -- A chorus of top bankers said they are feeling positive about the prospects for the US economy under President-Elect Donald Trump and think his tariff threats will be manageable.

December 10, 2024 A chorus of top bankers said they are feeling positive about the prospects for the US economy under President-Elect Donald Trump and think his tariff threats will be manageable.

The gender pay gap is widening for Europe’s non-executive board members in the financial services sector, despite a drive to recruit more women to these senior roles.

Cherie Blair, the human rights lawyer and wife of former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, will issue a rallying cry for women to have a louder voice in politics after female representation barely advanced in last year’s international elections and as female public figures globally faced increased threats of violence.

Cherie Blair, the human-rights lawyer and wife of former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, will issue a rallying cry for women to have a louder voice in politics after female representation barely advanced in last year's international elections and as female public figures globally faced increased threats of violence.

Police investigating allegations Evelyn de Rothschild committed multiple sexual assaults against two women were told they could not interview the financier for “medical reasons,” according to a statement.

(Bloomberg) -- The UK stepped up private discussions to deepen financial services ties with Hong Kong, people familiar with the matter said, even as democracy advocates were being jailed there last year.

The butler summoned the young female employee to Evelyn de Rothschild’s private office at his grand manor house in Buckinghamshire, northwest of London.

As the former Barclays chief tries to overturn his lifetime ban from financial services, his case is dragging in some of the most prominent names across the City of London.

(Bloomberg) -- Jes Staley's legal challenge against his ban from the UK finance industry is bringing in some of the most prominent figures in the City of London, with the former Barclays Plc boss set to argue that the way he handled his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein didn't break regulators' rules. Here are some of the key people due to appear at the hearings.