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LONDON - Despite declines since the bursting of the bubble in 2007, European house prices are still too high and may fall again later this year or in 2011, credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's said Tuesday

TOKYO—Government of Singapore Investment Corp. is among a handful of cash-rich buyers seeking to buy Grosvenor House Hotel

Investment advisers in company loans push

Move aims to sidestep banks, funnelling investors' cash to real economy

Nomura-owned alternative trading venue strikes agreement with Brazilian exchange in a bid to capitalise on booming investment and trading in the country

Property veteran spins out asset manager as KBC sell-off continues

Belgian investment bank offloads real estate asset manager to fund €7bn ($8.5bn) government bailout repayment

The value of M&A in the region hit a 12-month low in May but activity in the UK provided a bright spot for dealmakers

The sovereign debt difficulties of Greece and the eurozone have weighed on the price of private equity debt

US law firm poaches two buyout specialists

Kirkland & Ellis becomes the latest US law firm to boost its UK private equity team, hiring two partners from London-based rival Ashurst whose clients include high-profile buyout companies

Investment banks benefit from decision to drop Pru deal

With more than 30 banks left without fees as insurer cancels giant takeover, others jostle for position as AIA revisits IPO plans

Alternative trading facility launches 'highly competitive' pricing strategy in bid to win market share from larger rival London Stock Exchange

Analysts play down pricing for Jupiter IPO

Fund manager says proposed flotation could value business at £868m although concerns remain about uncertainty in equities markets

Giant New York scheme erases memories of crisis

Strong performance in equities helps the third-largest US pension scheme deliver its best annual gain in six years

Prudential confirms withdrawal from AIA buy

The $35.5bn deal for AIG's Asian assets has been dropped by UK insurer Prudential

Thiam to keep his job, at least for a week

Pru chief executive has outspoken critics, but other shareholders are reserving their judgement for now

Heard on the Street: Stresses in European bank tests

Stress tests of US banks helped reassure markets in 2009. Europe would have a far tougher time pulling off a similar feat.

SocGen nears investment banking recruitment target with oil and gas hire

French bank is now over halfway to its goal of recruiting 20 top investment bankers this year

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S&P: EU House prices could dip again

Singapore fund bids for London hotel