Financial crisis

Hyperinflation has triggered ‘disastrous’ shortages of medicines and fuel

Experts are predicted a global downturn ‘at least as bad’ as the 2008 crisis - and possibly worse

Bank of England sparks concern among central banks after revealing the size of the global risky loan market

Admirers of tireless anti-austerity campaigner flood Twitter with #IStandWithHarry hashtag

Economists downgrade GDP growth forecasts due to Brexit uncertainty and sluggish consumer purchasing power

All five of the UK’s largest banks have been sanctioned for money laundering offences within the last decade

New report says ‘dismal productivity’ following the financial crisis has halved wage growth in UK

The Week looks at the lasting economic, political and social consequences of the 2008 crisis

Former PM Gordon Brown warns that problems surrounding the 2008 crash remain unresolved

Staff to hold cocktail and canapé get-together a decade after bank collapse sparked economic crisis

Ten years on from the financial crisis, survey finds trust for banking system in short supply

Business group predicts lacklustre consumer spending, business investment and trade war will hit growth

European central bank to ease back on quantitative easing measures but continue to keep rates

Serious charges thrown out, in a ‘major setback’ for the Serious Fraud Office

US regulators impose $4.9bn penalty and pave way for Government to sell its 70% stake

Lessons learned from Lehman collapse prompt ‘blanket guarantee no major institution will be allowed to fail’

Senior OECD banker says the financial system now more dangerous than in 2008

Ex-MP says callous banking tactics following 2008 crash drove small business owners to suicide

Financial crisis of 2008 led to rising unemployment, homelessness and poverty, says British Medical Journal

Described as a battle between 'vultures' and the people, Argentina's debt default could have serious consequences

Ex-banker who lost £827 million and caused the Queen's bank to collapse now advising those in debt

Ordinary Cypriots are sympathetic to the Russians, who have boosted economy during the recession