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Meet the new chairman of UBS: Axel Weber
Axel Weber, who has just been appointed as the next chairman of Swiss bank UBS, has attracted his fair share of detractors as the tough-talking former president of the Deutsche Bundesbank.
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In pictures: People in the news this week
This week Mervyn King and George Osborne were on the edge of their seats as the Greek parliament voted on an austerity package, Christine Lagarde became the first woman to head the International Monetary Fund and fraudster Bernie Madoff accused his sentencing judge of making him the "human piñata of Wall Street."
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UBS analyst praises NYSE-Börse deal
US analyst gives proposed tie-up between NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse a vote of confidence – predicting European derivatives will be fastest growing unit – as the mega merger approaches crucial moment
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GMO's 'first chief in 30 years' has quit
Jeremy Grantham remains chairman of the fund management firm he co-founded in 1977, but his chief executive has quit after two years
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Credit Suisse loses capital services duo
The two are moving to the buyside with one joining Avantium Investment Management, the highly anticipated new hedge fund launch from former Deutsche Bank proprietary trader Kay Haigh
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European bonus rules force banks to pay higher salaries
Differing international rules on compensation are creating an unlevel playing field
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Deal of the Week: Global Ports Investments
The container terminal operator is one of the few Russian deals to successfully list on the London Stock Exchange this year
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Nomura's UK ECM head moves to rival
Head of European equity capital markets, who was promoted last autumn to help Japanese investment bank secure a top 10 spot in rankings, set to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch
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Financing teams gear up for activity
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The cost of friendship
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US delays set to lead to regulatory arbitrage
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Spain´s first caja flotation rises on debut
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Financial News Blog
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Chart of the Day: How not to time a share buyback
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The Merrill Lynch - Nomura connection
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The cost of friendship
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Completion risk rears its head again
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Malkiel warns of 'delusional' asset managers
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In Pictures: Christie's contemporary art auction
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In Pictures: the best new boutique hotels
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In Pictures: Private Equity News Awards 2011
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People in the news this week
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In pictures: Luxury family holidays
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In Pictures: Luxury nature holidays
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In Pictures: Exchange chiefs gather in Athens
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In Pictures: Luxury adventure holidays
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In Pictures: Luxury beach holidays
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FN Hedge Fund Awards: The Rising Stars
Asset Management
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'Under-sung' pensions hero (and poet) takes a bow
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Paulson urged BofA to fight investor claims
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Chart of the Day: How not to time a share buyback
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Investment Banking
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Completion risk rears its head again
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Latin American ECM has record first half
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Nomura adds to growing oil and gas team
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Tighter budgets head off muni meltdown
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Custodians pin their future on cloud cover
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Buyout sector becomes fresh tax target
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Betting blind on A-list names
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The return of Main Street clients
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ETF price war brings down costs
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Valuations pose a headache for investors
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Exchanges go back to the future (again)
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Who takes the credit? How league tables don’t tell the whole story
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A big problem: providing pensions for 480m people
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The Leviathan’s next big challenge
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Ice thaws on mammoth buyout deals
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The atlas of investment banking: hot and cold spots
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Active managers hit their limits
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Going against the flow
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Is Chi-X Europe really worth $305m?
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Happy fifth anniversary, Mr Blankfein…
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Public projects need their own investment bank
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Reforms spark fresh wave of spin-offs
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HFT firms sniff out new asset classes
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Industry looks to restore public image
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Making charity mandatory
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Generational shift promises bigger pay perks for junior staff
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JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley keep barbarians at the gate
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Jenkins steers a course through regulatory turmoil
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Ashworth, the reluctant risk-taker
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FN100 Profile: Tyrie takes a more cerebral approach to banking and finance
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FN100 Profile: Spencer’s journey to the centre of the derivatives world
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New Holmes for start-up ventures
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FN100: Pinto and Saracho pick up where Winters left off
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Clarke breaks Man’s dependence on machines
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Dobson restores fortunes at Schroders
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Debate is elementary for Watson
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Vereker aims to steer Nomura through its growing pains
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