Simon Foy is an Accountancy Correspondent at the Financial Times. He specializes in banking, finance, and financial technology, covering topics such as trading platforms and regtech within the BFSI sector. Simon's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications including The Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Yahoo Finance.
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Simon Foy's coverage focuses on national finance and economy topics, with an emphasis on accounting firms, corporate governance, job cuts, financial markets, and banking in the United Kingdom. He frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these areas.
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By: Sarah White, Simon Foy
French lender aims to return €21bn to investors by 2029 amid higher profitability and cost-cutting targets
Upper house of parliament rejects bank’s proposed compromise in battle between lender and Bern
By: Silvia Sciorilli Borrelli, Florian Müller, Simon Foy, Ortenca Aliaj
Italian executive aims to replace 10 board members and oust CEO as soon as January, say people familiar with plans
Finma had opened enforcement proceedings over bank’s exposure to Austrian property group Signa
By: Laith Al-Khalaf, Ashley Armstrong, George Parker, Simon Foy, Ortenca Aliaj
Chancellor refuses to give executives from banks including Barclays, HSBC and NatWest any guidance on whether they will face tax increases in the Budget
Wall Street bank preparing to hand out equity awards from five-year scheme to senior leaders
By: Simon Foy
The Wall Street bank is preparing to hand out more than $718 million in equity awards from a five-year scheme to its most senior leaders.
New regulations will leave lender with options ranging from retaining billions of dollars of additional capital to shrinking international operations
New regulations will leave lender with options ranging from retaining billions of dollars of additional capital to shrinking international operations.
By: Simon Foy
Switzerland's top court sides with government decision, overturning ruling of lower court
