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Supersize fund consultants risk losing their touch

Institutional clients want a tailored service from advisers

At Goldman, derivatives were 25% to 35% of '09 revenue

US bank has told the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission that around a third of its revenue comes from derivatives-based businesses

Kleinwort Benson backs hopefuls in new music start-up

Kleinwort Benson and acoustic punk band The Paris Riots are both hoping to profit from a start-up called Supajam, an entertainment platform launched last year by two British music entrepreneurs

River and Mercantile eyes international expansion

Sir John Beckwith-backed funds boutique is on the international marketing trail after trebling profits last year

Pactum Advisers moves into asset management

Boutique set up by former Lehman Brothers co-chief executive of Europe and the Middle East moves into asset management

Collins Stewart joins football fever with dedicated team

The niche area holds increasing attractions for private banks and wealth management

Nomura boosts US financials research with Goldman hire

Japanese bank is now halfway to adding the 20 analysts it wants in place in the US by the end of the year

Goldman boosts prop desk with young HFT ace

US bank adds a rising star in the sector as it boosts proprietary trading business

Ocado fan Nomad jostles with big investors for IPO

Nomad Investment Partners bought almost 50% of Ocado's initial public offering last month

London hedge fund firm reports widening of loss, although net assets under management climbed 20% from a year earlier

Heard on the Street: No fee ride at KKR despite push

While KKR has reduced fees over the years and generally structured funds to be more investor-friendly, it has clung to a practice most firms have stopped: It still collects a percentage of all profits earned by its funds

Fidelity raises stake in London Stock Exchange

The asset manager becomes the fifth largest shareholder in the LSE as the UK exchange battles to maintain market share

Investment banks are preparing to battle for lucrative Russian mandates

Hutton public sector review must be firm but fair

David Wright to step down from European Commission

Deputy director-general for internal markets, who was seen as one of the wisest officials in Europe, to become a fellow at Oxford

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