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The Weinberg name has been synonymous with the Wall Street bank for almost a century

French take aim at commodity and financial markets

Lagarde says she will push G20 for new tools to control volatility and increase transparency

The department includes 430 professionals with a seating capacity to expand to more than 600 positions

Investment banks seek fresh business models

Regulators in Europe and the US are increasingly looking to require banks to raise their capital buffers higher than those in the Basel III Accord

A new survey shows private equity companies outperform in a market crisis

US venture capital industry takes second high-level trip to Russia

Delegation may include California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and meet with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev

UK Government hires Lazard to advise on restarted Tote sale

Coalition brings on board M&A adviser to revisit options for the UK bookmaker, after appointment was put on ice due to the General Election

Timing is everything in £2bn Lehman pensions case

The Pensions Regulator's hopes of forcing Lehman and Nortel to make good their pension schemes depends on a question of what was foreseeable at the time of collapse

Henry Kravis pledges $100m to Columbia Business School

In the heady pre-crisis days, the biggest headache for pensions schemes was longevity risk – in other words, people living too long; now, most trustees are more concerned about the life expectancy of the sponsoring companies

House of the Day - Cap St Georges, Cyprus

This waterfront development is nestled in the Cypriot seaside city of Paphos, the birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite.

Nomura's chief risk officer David Benson, talks about changing risk appetites and the thankless task facing regulators

The dire implications of the Lehman pensions trial

If The Pensions Regulator loses its case, its options look stark

RBS Coutts recruits eight for Asia rebuild

UK private bank hires team of senior bankers in south-east Asia as it continues the rebuild of business that suffered from mass resignations last year

Nicola Horlick is looking to breathe new life into Bramdean with the launch of a new film investment unit

Outsourcing of Henderson fund may herald similar moves by other asset managers

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Goldman banker Weinberg Jr dies, aged 87

French take aim at commodity and financial markets

Nomura opens New York trading floor

Investment banks seek fresh business models

PE-backed firms tough out the downturns

US venture capital industry takes second high-level trip to Russia

UK Government hires Lazard to advise on restarted Tote sale

Timing is everything in £2bn Lehman pensions case

No MBA left behind

Fears move from longevity...to survival

House of the Day - Cap St Georges, Cyprus

In the hot seat: David Benson, Nomura

The dire implications of the Lehman pensions trial

RBS Coutts recruits eight for Asia rebuild

Spotlight falls on Horlick film venture

Deutsche Bank scoops £3bn cash mandate