Which banks are bending the Treasury’s ear — and what are they asking for?

Exclusive Banker analysis reveals lenders have held far more meetings with Treasury ministers under Labour.

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Exclusive data given to The Banker reveals the 50 fastest-growing banks worldwide. With some surprising inclusions and the absence of major players, the findings shed new light on shifting global perceptions.

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The UK Supreme Court’s ruling on motor finance largely sided with lenders, easing fears of £44bn in liabilities.

But one complaint was upheld, prompting the FCA to pursue a redress scheme, potentially costing £9bn–18bn.

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Our Top 1000 World Banks 2025 ranking is out now. Explore global winners, emerging risks and a new tool to compare top bank performance like never before — try it here: on.ft.com/40zatra

How does your performance compare?

In a fragmented banking landscape, knowing where you stand is essential. The Banker’s Top 1000 World Banks 2025 ranking reveals strengths, vulnerabilities and shifting momentum across the sector.

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The future of shareholder democracy is under scrutiny.

As banks shift meetings online, critics say it’s getting harder to hold boards to account.

Protesters, investors and campaigners weigh in on whether AGMs are evolving, or eroding.

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Emerging market debt is a key concern, says World Bank president Ajay Banga. A stronger US dollar under the incoming Trump presidency could worsen debt repayment challenges for developing economies, but he cautions it is too early to predict.

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