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Lehman and Nortel take on UK's pensions watchdog together

Heard on the Street: Banks and insurers face the killing yields

Superlow interest rates that are meant to be high-octane fuel for the economy are gumming up financial engines

Deals in the financial services sector are set to jump by 50% in the second half, after missing expectations during the crisis

Barclays Wealth has hired 15 investment specialists from rivals, continuing the firm's expansion in the Americas.

Active equity managers stand to lose out in pensions, says McKinsey

Managers who track indexes, and others offering funds that switch carefully between different asset types, will do well

The 13-year UBS veteran has just been promoted to co-head of Asia-Pacific

UBS's management reshuffle that will involve its investment banking co-CEO moving to Asia follows other senior bankers relocating to growth markets

AlpInvest future to be decided by year end

The chief executive of Europe's largest private equity investor has for the first time given an indication of when a decision will be made on a potential split with its Dutch pension backers

The US bank is setting up three new China desks in London, Johannesburg and New York - and more will follow

DE Shaw is slashing 10% of its workforce due to client redemptions

Many of the women in this category have had to contend with a trading environment that has failed to deliver the kind of returns that drove bank profits in 2009

New chief executive predicts brighter times ahead as fund manager ends 27 months of net outflows

Chinese wealthy are unsure about the role of philanthropy, but the Gates and Buffett campaign is changing attitudes

And so it has come to this. Following a last-minute surprise-attack by the French at the weekend, the UK has a fight on its hands if it wants to defend Europeans' right to invest in US hedge funds. The next few days of wrangling in Brussels over the controversial Alternative Investment Fund Managers directive will be crucial

Panmure Gordon warns of tough trading environment

UK stockbroker warns of difficult market ahead as firm reports loss of £6m for the first six months of 2010

Swiss bank chief cautions that performance at the bank was mixed in the third quarter on the back of 'subdued' trading volumes

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Lehman and Nortel take on UK's pensions watchdog together

Heard on the Street: Banks and insurers face the killing yields

Buyout houses to target financial firms

Barclays Wealth continues US build-up

Active equity managers stand to lose out in pensions, says McKinsey

Getting to know Alex Wilmot-Sitwell

Investment banks look east

AlpInvest future to be decided by year end

Citigroup sets sights on China clients

Big hedge fund cutting 150 Jobs

FN100 Women: trading and technology

Investors return to revamped Liontrust

China's rich split on philanthropy

Will hedge funds meet their Waterloo?

Panmure Gordon warns of tough trading environment

Credit Suisse warns of mixed Q3