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Prosecutors suspect Wirecard was looted - report
German prosecutors suspect Wirecard was plundered before its collapse and that €1bn (£903m) was transferred to opaque partner companies as the group tried to rebuff allegations of fraud, according to a report.
Hargreaves Lansdown faces headwinds, Shore and Jefferies say
Hargreaves Lansdown's results were positive but the company faces tougher times ahead, Shore Capital and Jefferies said.
Goldman Sachs' profit almost wiped out by 1MDB fine
Goldman Sachs has almost wiped out its bumper second-quarter profit by setting aside an extra $2bn (£1. 5bn) for legal costs related to the 1MDB scandal in Malaysia.
AA scraps trading update as bidders circle
AA has scrapped a planned trading update after revealing it was in talks with potential bidders for the company.
BoE's Bailey sees long road to recovery
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned there was a long, uncertain road to get the economy back on track after the central bank published more upbeat forecasts for 2020.
Rolls-Royce's activist investor sells entire stake
The activist US investor that was Rolls-Royce's biggest shareholder has sold its entire stake in the UK engine maker as the company mulls a big capital raising, according to a report.
TRIG targets higher dividend as assets show moderate decline
The Renewables Infrastructure Group reiterated its target of an increased dividend as the investment trust reported a lower than forecast drop in the value of its assets.
KAZ Minerals in talks with Russia over port for Baimskaya project
KAZ Minerals said it was in talks with the Russian government to build a new port and power plant to support its Baimskaya copper mine project.
Standard Life holds dividend as profit falls 30%
Standard Life Aberdeen proposed an unchanged dividend as the investment manager reported a 30% drop in first-half profit and a decline in revenue.