Household debt in the UK has soared in recent years, but the biggest banks are not to blame. Danielle Myles looks at which firms are behind the surge.

The world’s biggest banks collectively spend $37bn on capital markets compliance each year. Danielle Myles reports.

Research on UK firms’ plans to maintain access to the EU single market reveals that Frankfurt and Dublin are set to benefit. Danielle Myles reports.

Banks were all but absent from Spotify’s unorthodox listing on the New York Stock Exchange, but this should not overshadow equity underwriters’ otherwise stellar start to the year. Danielle Myles reports.

The number of fee-earners at the world’s biggest investment banks has shrunk by one-quarter since 2010, but the cuts have not affected every business. Some have proven untouchable by restructuring, while others have continued hiring. Danielle Myles examines the data.

There has been a slow start to 2018 for merger and acquisitions and syndicated lending, leading to the second quietest quarter since the start of 2014. Danielle Myles reports.

After years of being beaten on their home turf by Wall Street banks, Europe’s investment banks are fighting back. Danielle Myles reports.

New statistics reveal which banks are advising the biggest UK-listed companies, Danielle Myles reports.

Statistics from Boston Consulting Group suggest that banks’ punishment for crisis-era misconduct is starting to slow down. Danielle Myles reports.

One-time losses caused by new legislation should not detract from otherwise record results from the US’s leading firms. Danielle Myles analyses the data.