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Investment banking quarterly: In search of eurotopia

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FN analyses the implications and examines the rise and rise of M&A boutiques, takes a look at the return of Russia's capital markets, interviews the CFO of Rio Tinto, plus the usual bank, banker and deals of the quarter.

UK ‘to save £100bn’ on public pensions

Taxpayers can look forward to huge savings over the next century, but many will have to make do with less in retirement

Investors call on tactical allocation funds

Performance from GTAA mandates is recovering and pensions funds are interested again

Keeping it in the family is good for business prospects

JP Morgan’s Kate Murphy says the future looks bright for family businesses

Wealth managers target high-end mortgages

Banks are competing for a growing pool of home loans

Banker of the quarter: Amrolia turns forex into a major profit centre

Zar Amrolia, Deutsche Bank’s global head of foreign exchange, has presided over an extended period of dominance by the bank in FX, and his team will make an even more important contribution to the group’s profits this quarter

City high-flyers make '35 Women Under 35' list

Firm pays premium for Bank of Scotland Integrated Finance portfolio in acquisition that could lift secondaries market

BlackRock takes on blockbuster Equitable Life mandate

US asset manager beats three rivals to take on £5.7bn (€6.9bn) of assets in one of the largest European mandate wins of the year

Comment: Why Barclays Wealth may succeed where Citi failed

Kylie Minogue's vintage Merc sells at Goodwood

Goodwood sale attracts record bids for vintage autos

UBS hires well-known academic in capital markets drive

Stern Business School professor, Tommaso Albanese, to rejoin industry as vice-chairman of global capital markets in Emea

Wealth Manager Q&A: Castlestone's Murray says gold still shines

Angus Murray, chief executive of Castlestone Management, tells Financial News why gold remains a shining investment.

Third big UK consultant makes move into the sector

UK investment bank branches out into private companies and mid-market private equity with appointment of ex-BDO partner

My-Wardrobe gets a third round of funding from a venture capital group, in a climate where government and bank finance is growing scarcer

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