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Jupiter Fund Managers’ decision to price its IPO at the lower end of expectations not only reflects stock market volatility, but also the wariness of investors to the manager’s future performance, retail sales and progress in reducing its debt burden.  The majority view is that it will deliver: eventually

Sants to run new Bank of England financial regulator

FSA chief executive to stay at new UK regulator as 'Old Lady' gets ‘untried and untested’ new powers on individual financial institutions

All eyes on UK Chancellor as FSA's date with destiny looms

The Financial Services Authority is set to receive much-needed clarity tonight when the UK Chancellor reveals plans for the future of crimefighting agencies

SocGen recruits country-specific M&A heads

Hires in Germany and Italy continue the bank's push for advisory mandates outside of France

Modigliani sculpture achieves record price in Paris

The right instruction and products can help stop children wasting their wealth

Fragile buyout market lifted by loan sale

Stuttering recovery in European PE deals boosted after more than €300m ($369m) of loans backing the buyout of French company Sebia were successfully sold

Jupiter braves tough IPO market to raise £254m

Chief executive Edward Bonham Carter calls the offer a 'tremendous achievement' after the UK fund manager braves tough conditions for IPOs to pay down debt

Heard on the Street: New spin on derivatives debate

Moving a bad piece of cheese around different drawers in the fridge won't make it taste any better, something lawmakers working on the financial-overhaul bill should remember.

There's plenty for investors to worry about these days, what with a collapsing Europe, the threat of inflation, and the near certainty of rising taxes. But for many of the experts on this annual listing of the top 100 women financial advisers from Barron's, it all adds up to opportunity

Deutsche Bank wins FTSE 100 mandate from BofA Merrill

UK insurer switches corporate broker after the departure of key relationship banker Greenburgh

US buyout firm seals $1bn plus exit of foods group

Lindsay Goldberg offloads Brazilian meats product supplier as improving fundamentals boost confidence among trade buyers

Private banks target 'Switzerland of Asia'

Swiss banks ramp up their presence in Singapore with two more firms mounting a push into the high-growth region

A 16-year veteran of the bank's M&A business has exited amid expectations of a slowdown in pharma deals

Liontrust cuts dividend as profits plunge

The London funds house reported dire annual results this morning, over the first full year since its star managers left the business

Boutique wealth manager appoints BCG partner to board

Liechtenstein firm bolsters board of directors with appointment of Christian de Juniac – its second heavyweight hire in six months

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Ten reasons for Jupiter to be cautious