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Skyscraper Watch: A return of the institutions

UK institutions were badly burnt by the collapse in the property market, after values collapsed by about a half from their market peak in mid-2007. So this graph from Legal & General would suggest that they now feel that the worst has passed. It shows that after nine consecutive quarters of UK institutions selling real estate, they finally returned as net buyers in the final three months of last year.

Wall Street raises record amount for charity

Lazard's Pavoncelli starts own advisory and investment firm

Italian banker who co-led Lazard's European financial sponsors team has set up Black Rhino Capital

RBC Dexia back in court over hedge fund losses

Custodian faces fresh 'damages' claim in drawn-out court battle over assets lost in Lehman collapse

Beenen takes over as Sol returns to roots in pension fund asset management

Global electronic trading head exits Citigroup

The US bank has been rebuilding its electronic trading team since the banking crisis and has reshuffled again after departure of global co-head

Dense text, beautiful photography, corporate responsibility and whole chapters on sustainability - but why are bank reports getting bigger and heavier, and who is at fault?

KKR plans change of focus via $500m fundraising

The giant buyout house has signalled the expansion of its asset management and capital markets divisions in a move that would put it head-to-head with Carlyle and Blackstone

Short interest in Prudential falls as AIA deal hangs in balance

Stock lending in the insurer comes down as hedge funds bet on AIA deal collapse and subsequent rise in Pru's share price

Terra Firma secures £105m to stave off EMI default

Buyout firms receives investor boost in battle with Citigroup over fate of record label

Investor appetite for emerging markets fuels strong Q1 in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, but over-subscriptions yet to reach boom-time highs

Funds house adds to potential succession race by hiring chief executive of BNY Mellon Asset Management

Franklin Templeton names chief of new alternatives unit

US funds house launches new real asset strategy as multimanagers sharpen focus on alternatives

Heard on the Street: Eurozone bets the house

The IMF and ECB have put together a nearly $1 trillion package. But will it work?

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Skyscraper Watch: A return of the institutions

Wall Street raises record amount for charity

Manet sale set to smash records

Lazard's Pavoncelli starts own advisory and investment firm

RBC Dexia back in court over hedge fund losses

Women-only angel club backs entrepreneur

Mercer's Dutch head steps down

Global electronic trading head exits Citigroup

The annual waste of annual reports

KKR plans change of focus via $500m fundraising

Short interest in Prudential falls as AIA deal hangs in balance

Terra Firma secures £105m to stave off EMI default

Middle East IPO market springs to life

Fidelity Investments shuffles management

Franklin Templeton names chief of new alternatives unit

Heard on the Street: Eurozone bets the house