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Fall is in contrast to other property types and reflects desire for more space and reluctance to pay high service charge

MPS vote boosts chief Luigi Lovaglio before his three-year term expires in April

Regulator’s planned climbdown follows lobbying by banks and car groups with in-house lenders

The fund is in surplus after a period of high interest rates, but it is heavily invested in risky assets

Rising unemployment and record consumer debt do not tell the whole story

Hedge fund manager’s digital asset strategy stung by ‘terrible year’ for cryptocurrencies

Push by US lenders to open new physical locations reflects competition for customers’ deposits

White House Council of Economic Advisers report estimates regulatory burden has cost consumers more than $237bn

Teachers’ unions say regulators should look at private equity giant’s apparent ‘lack of candour’

Former Mobileum employees ‘inflated’ revenues to drive up valuation before buyout, prosecutors allege

Personal documents including passports belonging to hundreds of attendees of ADFW found online

Barclays among biggest users of transactions that pose new dangers for financial system

People close to Indian conglomerate accused of market manipulation held billions of dollars’ worth of shares

Toto should invest more in its sideline in the chip supply chain, Palliser urges

Wall Street bosses’ pay soared last year as deregulation and a surge in M&A boosted bank stocks

Wealthy American backer of the insurance market says it should do more to attract individual American investors

Central bank plans to ease capital requirements in an effort to shift home lending back to banks, top official says

Former Melrose boss Simon Peckham wants to continue with the ‘buy, improve, sell’ model as company heads for FTSE 250

For rankings to really matter, they should improve the end-product

Thousands of investors in failed lender participating in legal challenge to its 2023 takeover

Lenders’ rising profits make international mergers more attractive despite regulatory hurdles

Some operators are taking more risk on their balance sheets and moving reserves between sites

Plus, UK wealth shares drop, fears of a credit bubble and Pulp at End of the Road

Entrepreneurs behind food delivery start-up sue Gulf sovereign wealth fund in London

Third Point and DE Shaw attack real estate data group’s multibillion-dollar bet on lossmaking listings site Homes.com