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Amid the cuts and tax rises announced in the Budget yesterday, a potentially far-reaching set of proposals were published in a discussion document not mentioned in the Chancellor’s speech

Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne's emergency budget held few surprises for the City but the country's financial services industry is still facing a higher rate of Capital Gains Tax and a levy on banks' balance sheet

Morgan Stanley lays out private equity wishlist

US investment bank ranks companies according to how attractive they are to buyout groups, which are sitting on billions of unspent capital

Dutch and Canadian giants launch VC venture

Two of the world's largest pension funds join forces to invest in venture capital in vote of confidence for strategy that has had several years of poor returns

The world's millionaires saw their wealth rise 18.9% last year, although the rebound was driven by the Asia Pacific region

Skyscraper Watch: Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station has attracted much interest since it was switched off for use in 1983. A string of suitors have been eager to snap up the 40-acre Grade-II listed building to redevelop a lucrative part of south London. But the result of each plan has pretty been the same: very little.

How the Budget's tax measures will affect the banks

A successive reduction in UK corporate tax will soften the blow of a new levy on banks' balance sheets and Citigroup has weighed up who will fare the best - and worst

Polar Capital eyes expansion through acquisitions

London-listed asset manager is looking to acquire or recruit new teams who have been put off setting up on their own because of more stringent investor demands

Global chairman of M&A at German bank says deal volumes to be as sluggish as last year despite increase in private equity activity

US investment bank ranks companies according to how attractive they are to buyout groups, which are sitting opn billions of unspent capital

EC urged to harmonise short selling regulation

Trade bodies in backlash over sporadic, unilateral decisions on short selling, calling actions 'disproportionate' to risks

Now that property markets are recovering, ING Groep is wondering whether it should stay the course or go out of the business of operating real estate funds.

Regulators eyeing trading limits during volatile times

US reguators are aiming to put in place new measures to prevent another flash crash

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Chancellor takes a strategic approach

Our emergency Budget coverage in full

Morgan Stanley lays out private equity wishlist

UBS names global hedge fund head

Dutch and Canadian giants launch VC venture

The super-rich regain their wealth

Skyscraper Watch: Battersea Power Station

How the Budget's tax measures will affect the banks

Polar Capital eyes expansion through acquisitions

Deutsche Bank predicts flat year for M&A

Morgan Stanley lays out private equity wishlist

EC urged to harmonise short selling regulation

ING weighs a sale of real estate funds

Fortune favours the brave

Wall Street sold to the highest bidder

Regulators eyeing trading limits during volatile times