Top Stories
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Investors gear up to fill lending gap
Fund management firms are developing their credit expertise to take the place of banks
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Banks prepare for rush on asset sales
State deadlines and new regulations likely to fuel sharp rise in financial sector M&A;, new report predicts
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Pension schemes fearful of Tobin tax threat
UK lobby group adds its voice to chorus of criticism of European proposal for a financial transaction tax
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Eurozone watch, November 21
With one bailout scheme seemingly on the rocks, Europe's focus has now moved to a second potential rescue plan, with the European Commission floating proposals for euro bonds
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HFT chief hits back at critics
Lobby group chairman goes on the offensive in face of political threat to high-frequency trading
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Government warns firms over football deals
Concerns over debt and the lack of transparency prompts UK to show firms wanting to own football clubs the yellow card
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Senior research chief set to leave Nomura
Lehman Brothers veteran is thought to be the most senior staffer to depart in first round of cuts at Japanese Bank
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US bank stocks lose their appeal
Hedge funds have dramatically cut their positions in the US financial sector, dumping more than $30bn worth of stock in just three months
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UK’s top-performing pension in deficit
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BlackRock warns over activism
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Fund mandates of the Week: Cardano, State Street, BNY Mellon
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Veterans ride high on absence of conflict
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Big Bang veterans reunite
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Hunger protestors pitch up at Goldman Sachs
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Asset Management
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Private equity study commits the crime of omission
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Synthetic ETF pressure mounts despite transparency drive
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Asia leads way in commodity exchange surge
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Investment Banking
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EU pushes scenarios for euro bond
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BNP Paribas to launch new FX platform
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Action stations: deploy IMF stabilisers
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Private Equity
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Buyout firms say UK is ‘most competitive’
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JP Morgan seals Gulf fund admin role
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Buyout pioneer Forstmann dies at 71
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Trading & Technology
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Exchanges prosper from volatile markets
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Nasdaq OMX overhauls clearing risk
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Isda brings back the status quo of yesteryear
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Top Picks
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UK pension funds hold back on ETFs
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Thurleigh chief takes a balanced view
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Firms count cost of Fatca compliance...
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Investing in football: it’s a funny old game
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Microfinance struggles with UK growing pains
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Slow. Slower. And Stop.
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Muted recovery for French buyout sector
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Nordic hedge funds conquer global rivals
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Banks prepare market exits
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Private share trading booms
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Just for the record: caveat venditor
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Investors gain upper hand with buyout firms
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Bankers seek clarity on Volcker rule
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Hymans steers new course after 90 years in pensions
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Canadian funds lead the private equity pack
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Is Libor in its death throes?
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Heineken brews up a success
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Architect of Big Bang calls for more regulation
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Fixed income faces e-trading hurdle
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Longevity market still in its infancy
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EMI could have danced to a different tune
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Bankers fear rescue plan failure
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High speed traders eye commodities
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Fink warns over growth paralysis
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Analysis: Hedge funds offer risk-sharing bridge
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Regulation and competition reshape the industry
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Why are our regulators so anti-European?
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UK falls to France in buyout fees table
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US banks flex muscles in Europe
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Vault owners strike gold
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Russell eyes the summit
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Firms face a struggle to raise finance
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Meet your new Chinese bosses
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TMX chief charts a new course
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Managers look for an ideal benchmark
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Buyout firms weigh rival bids for Cognetas
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IMF aims to advance dialogue on China reforms
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Russia fuels growth of LSE’s international order book
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Pension funds’ derivatives battle enters its next stage
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The best laid compliance plans of UBS...
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The changing face of fixed income, currencies and commodities
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Industry calls for index revamp
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Small firms add fresh pricing models to the mix
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BMW looks to build the ultimate pensions machine
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US rules the venture roost
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Investors dip into high-yield pick ’n’ mix
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Fund chiefs train their sights on insurers
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Mechanics of bolt-ons win out
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Exchanges defend against cyber attack
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Investors dip into high-yield pick ’n’ mix
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Risky business
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Transformers in the buyout industry
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Big boys floor rivals in program trading
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High speed traders square up for a fight
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Investors toast a new cocktail from Emmas
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Investors pile billions into hedge funds
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Meissner seeks to tame the herd
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Sidelining the retail investor
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Vanguard mobilises to conquer Europe
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The Leviathan’s next big challenge
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Secondary deals grab the limelight
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Esma flexes its muscles with HFT rules
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A quarter of UK mid-cap brokers face summer cull
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Investors look to conjure up liquidity
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Going in to bat for the barbarians
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Debate rages over analysts’ role in initial public offerings
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LSE intensifies its fight against NYSE-Börse deal
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Venture capital poised for comeback
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Hardt helps FESE clear regulatory hurdles
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Formica shows no sign of melting in the heat
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FN100: Meister eyes opportunities
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John Hourican: the people’s investment banker
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Carmignac sticks to his guns
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Monarchi builds on Credit Suisse M&A; momentum
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McMahon focuses on Ireland’s banking future
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Meissner seeks to tame the herd
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Boath drives BarCap’s debt ambitions
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Ashworth, the reluctant risk-taker
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Deutsche Börse's last throw of the merger dice
The latest attempt by Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext to complete their merger may not ease critics' concerns
From The Wall Street Journal
