Goldman bankers collect best pay packets for a decade
Investment bank spends more than $13bn on salaries and bonuses in 2020 despite the Covid pandemic

Investment bank spends more than $13bn on salaries and bonuses in 2020 despite the Covid pandemic
As London splits from Europe, Rishi Sunak has his eye on broader horizons and a drive to cut red tape
As The Donald prepares to return to his business empire, he does so without the support of America's first-tier banks
Ballooning valuations risk bursting if economic output cannot catch up with investor optimism, according to Allianz adviser
Citigroup also releases $1.5bn from a war chest set aside for bad loans while Wells Fargo released just over $750m
A rising pound could allow for foreign investors to back into Britain and push up share prices
Signature Bank, the New York lender that has long catered to the Trumps, will no longer do business with the outgoing President
But there is good news on Brexit as the Chancellor says London can expect a "Big Bang 2.0"
Special purpose acquisition firms have become the in-vogue vehicle for wealthy financiers in recent months
Silvana Tenreyro says economists have been 'brainwashed' by their training into wrongly thinking rates could not go below zero
Corporate purpose cannot just be about profit, says Segun Osuntokun, who won the top gong at last year’s Black British Business Awards
Sources said many of the investment bank’s traders will collect a ‘competitive’ bonus at the end of the month
The FTSE 100 firm raked in £15.4m in fees for managing the fund in the 12 months to September and is refusing to cut its fees further
Consolidators combine multiple employers’ schemes under one roof and are expected to do their first deals later this year
It comes amid a flurry of funding rounds among fintech start-ups, with the Government considering how to buoy the sector
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The City has been the last bastion of the white male for far too long, the founder of search firm Sapphire
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It comes barely four years after the bank paid $16m to US authorities for allegedly hiring unqualified relations of government officials
Three-in-10 fear they will not survive the first three months of 2021, with government support dubbed a 'sticking plaster'
Credit Services Association claims its members could help recover up to £6bn for the Treasury from defaulting borrowers
The UK remained third behind the US and China for the number of new listings in 2020
Mr Sharp once told the Chancellor to avoid politics as he doubted Mr Sunak was equipped for such a "dirty business"