The authors of “Rebellion, Rascals, and Revenue: Tax Follies and Wisdom through the Ages” set themselves a daunting task: make tax history interesting. Michael Keen and Joel Slemrod mostly succeed,...

A new U.S. proposal would allow other countries to raise more money from tech giants like Facebook, the FT reported. It’s a concession that could unlock a broader deal on a global minimum levy....

Jamie Dimon has a lot to say that shareholders in JPMorgan want to hear. The chief executive’s annual open letter, published on Wednesday, covers some of it. Then there’s the other two-thirds of his...

Tossing a few executives overboard won’t suffice for scandal-ridden Credit Suisse. The twin collapses of clients Archegos Capital Management and Greensill Capital must lead to deeper soul-searching...

Not since the 2008 financial crisis has a bank chairman inherited as big a mess as António Horta-Osório at Credit Suisse. The outgoing Lloyds Banking Group chief executive, who joins the Zurich-based...

How can the collapse of a single prime-broking client wipe out the best part of a bank’s earnings for the year? That’s the question investors in Credit Suisse and Nomura are asking after both lenders...

Credit Suisse’s history of financial scandal contains a lesson for its Greensill Capital predicament. After the 2008 crash, the bank paid bosses’ bonuses in instruments linked to risky assets...

The letters “ESG” do not appear in the prospectus for Deliveroo’s initial public offering. The 224-page document is free of the statements of environmental, social and governance principles that...