Jamie Dimon calls the US economy “resilient” but flags “significant risks” under Trump. JPMorgan reports a quarterly year on year drop in net income of 17%, but its investment banking fees rose 7% as markets weathered tariff-driven volatility. on.ft.com/3THieYy

UK financial regulation is getting its biggest shake-up since 2008. Faster hiring, lighter touch rules and a rethink of watchdog powers. Will this be enough to meet Labour’s goal of growth? on.ft.com/4kRrMve

Is Britain losing its edge when it comes to payment technology? Why the country needs to act now to modernise its payment ecosystem. Partner Content by Mastercard on.ft.com/4kHjx4D

With $250bn+ in market cap, stablecoins are going global. Banks from the US to China are engaging, but remain cautious. Regulatory clarity and viable use cases will determine their future. on.ft.com/3UiRQ7o

Chase UK chief Kuba Fast has softened expectations on profitability, only saying he’s “optimistic” about breaking even — a marked step back from the earlier target of May 2025 set by leadership at parent bank JPMorgan. on.ft.com/40sk03v

UK banks have faced more than £250mn in fines for financial crime failings since the start of 2024. With 82% admitting to skipping basic checks, experts warn enforcement will intensify. Without structural risk, poor compliance may continue. on.ft.com/40ZhQII

Once widely embraced, “ESG” is now falling out of favour. From bond markets to job titles, finance is shifting to “resilience” and “adaptation” as politics reshapes sustainable finance language. on.ft.com/4la42Tf

How can financial institutions tap into consumer demand for unforgettable moments? Partner Content by Mastercard on.ft.com/44VzLBd

Chase UK CEO Kuba Fast says the bank blends challenger-style innovation with JPMorgan’s global scale. Most teams now work in-office as it builds towards a universal retail offering, now setting its sights on Germany. on.ft.com/4m6owNl

With 80% of customers coming via its e-wallet, Boost Bank shows embedded finance can deliver real inclusion. Over 50% of its loans go to first-time borrowers, underscoring its focus on underserved markets in Malaysia and beyond. on.ft.com/45jNEur

Santander’s £2.65bn deal for TSB is just the start. With margins squeezed and valuations low, UK banking M&A is heating up, and specialist lenders may be next in line. on.ft.com/4mj8Dn1

How are consumers choosing to spend their time and money? Why financial institutions should personalise benefits. Partner Content by Mastercard on.ft.com/4o0C7aK

Barclays keeps its £90mn provision unchanged as the Supreme Court readies a key ruling on mis-sold car finance, due Friday. With redress estimates topping £30bn, the impact could rival the scale of the PPI scandal. on.ft.com/4og0XUo

Monument Bank has grown deposits sixfold to £6bn since the end of 2023. CEO Ian Rand is targeting 2026 for full-year profitability, balancing strategic growth with investor expectations as Isa products drive recent momentum. on.ft.com/4lM6EHO

The fatal shootings at Blackstone’s New York HQ have prompted banks and other firms to reassess physical security. Experts stress the need for layered access, trained personnel and stronger vigilance amid the rising frequency of lone-wolf attacks. on.ft.com/3U6MsEr

How can financial institutions increase engagement with higher earners? Why banks need to offer benefits that go beyond the ordinary. Partner Content by Mastercard on.ft.com/45dFO4w

For banks, the real growth opportunity lies in who can serve the most excluded: consistently, efficiently and at scale. Partner Content by Banco Azteca on.ft.com/40LJfxT

Standard Chartered is pushing back against a $2.7bn lawsuit linked to the 1MDB scandal, denying “any and all liability”. Filed in Singapore, the case claims the bank failed to act on red flags tied to fraudulent transfers. on.ft.com/4od1iqz

Chinese personal business loans, frequently being used to disguise mortgages, now pose a systemic risk. With reassessments due, falling property values could push loans into default, fuelling further stress in the real estate sector. on.ft.com/475qMQI

Short bets against Close Brothers have dropped as investors brace for a key Supreme Court ruling on car finance mis-selling due later today. The decision could trigger billions in compensation claims, but the recent shift suggest optimism for banks. on.ft.com/45l354v