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UBS Customers Shielded By Swiss Law, Bank Says

Comment: The UK, its tax havens – and Switzerland

French banks hold the key to European clearing enigma

Crunch time for private equity regulation

The bank of choice for royalty faces conflicts on tax and entertaining

Investors’ furious defence  of rights misses the point

Less tangible issues are being dismissed too readily, with dire results

Shares in listed vehicles suffer twin blow of falling values and equity prices

Survival tactics of Europe’s top five revealed

Having weathered the storm, property managers continue to plan ahead

Global equity managers search for quality

Managers stem losses by looking  further afield for tried and tested brands

CDS contracts face new legislation and regulation

The recession has increased the responsibilities piled on advisers in London’s Alternative Investment Market

Banks rush for a piece of the corporate broking cake

The industry is experiencing its biggest upheaval for more than 20 years

FN Profile: De Larosière rejoins the European elite

EC President José Manuel Barroso has asked the international problem solver to help rebuild the financial system

France’s struggle to escape Bundesbank ‘brutality’

In the final part of the serialisation of his new book, The Euro – The Politics of the New Global Currency, Financial News columnist David Marsh reveals how the fiercely guarded independence of Germany’s central bank nearly forced France’s exit from the exchange rate mechanism in the week following Britain’s ignominious departure on Black Wednesday in September 1992. Only impassioned 11th-hour talks between German and French political leaders averted disaster and kept the grand project of monetary union in Europe from coming off the rails

Private equity assets under management grow to $2.5 trillion

Financial storm delays Merchant Navy deal

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