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Aerial of Port of Tilbury Forth Ports Limited, one of the UK’s largest port groups, has announced today that Arcus European Infrastructure Fund has agreed to sell its shares in the company to the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (“PSP Investments”).

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Edinburgh-headquartered Tesco Bank £16,400,000 for "failing to exercise due skill, care and diligence in protecting its personal current account holders against a cyber attack" following the major assault on its systems in November 2016.

A new digital ‘chat’ facility has gone live to give residents in Inverclyde the chance to get real time help with debt.

New research from KPMG has found that more than one in five UK adults aged between 25-34 spend more than 60 per cent of their income the very day it enters their account, three per cent of these even find themselves in the red by the end of payday.

Goldman Sachs has today launched an easy-access savings account for the UK retail market.

Allan Bird A widespread lack of AEO accreditation (Authorised Economic Operator) across Scotland’s brewing and distilling sector could result in a dramatic reduction in exports to the EU, a leading Customs trade expert is warning.

David Alexander, Managing Director of D J Alexander David Alexander, Managing Director of Edinburgh-based property management firm DJ Alexander makes the case for tweeking LBTT

Edinburgh-based Tesco Bank is staring down the barrel of a record fine projected to be up to £30 million over a cyber attack that took place in 2016.

Dundee-based Alliance Trust Savings has been ordered by the Pensions Ombudsman to pay £500 to one of its clients for the stress it caused during the transfer of her Sipp.

Specialist agricultural business finance company UK Agricultural Finance has become the latest alternative finance firm to join Royal Bank of Scotland’s Capital Connections panel.

American lender Umpqua bank is rolling out a new mobile app described as Tinder for bankers, offering users the capability of selecting their own personal banker from a host of mugshots and profiles.

Donald MacKinnon Donald MacKinnon, director of legal services at employment law, HR and health & safety specialists, Law At Work (LAW), looks at how the rights of House of Fraser’s 17,500 employees may be affected following the deal with Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct

Sir Howard Davies Sir Howard Davies, the chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland, has used an event to mark the tenth anniversary of the crisis that saw the Edinburgh-based lender bailed-out at a record cost of £45 billion to the UK taxpayer, to concede that the public is "very unlikey" to recoup th

Mark Carney Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney is to remain in his role until 31 January 2020, the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced today.

Two Edinburgh-based companies, Float and Sustainably, have been included amongst the 20 firms selected for the Tech Nation Fintech Programme.