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Bankers warn on pipeline as two new issues price

Betting exchange and road fuel retailer set price ranges on IPOs, but market remains vulnerable according to bankers

NYSE Euronext takes top gong at Financial News Awards

The transatlantic exchange giant was the big winner at last night's annual Awards for Excellence in Trading and Technology in London

The €4.9bn fine levied against ex-Société Générale trader Jérôme Kerviel this week is a first for France,  but the financial sentence, which technically speaking could see the bank request seizure of his assets - is likely never to be enforced

Morgan Stanley lands twin advisory boost in US oil and gas

The bank has advised on two deals worth a combined $3.9bn this week

Déjà vu for mining bankers as $100m fee pot hangs in the balance

As a second proposed tie up between Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton teeters on the brink of collapse, six investment banks ponder 1,064 days hard work for a fraction of the potential fee pot

The former Labour minister has made a key recommendation to the UK Government that may have thrown a lifeline to struggling private sector pension schemes

Vast majority of complex credit market participants expect the market to calm under current market conditions, a survey finds

Venture specialist profits from 3i disposal

Cipio Partners looks to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of 3i Group's move to pull out of venture capital having doubled its investment on portfolio acquisition

The Canhams have developed a novel money-making scheme – renting out rooms to strangers

UK and Sweden voice concerns over driving trading away from the EU

Buyout titan Permira continues mid-market run

The large European buyout firm pays €220m for a majority stake in Creganna-Tactx

LSE’s Millennium bug: the winners and loser

When the UK exchange began moving its alternative trading platform onto new technology, there was an immediate impact on trading volumes – although unfortunately not in the right direction

Pantheon falls short of $3.7bn fund target

The UK buyout firm raises a fourth secondaries fund but misses its target having opted not to take up a SWF mandate in the summer

Fink says investing now in fixed income is a mistake

Says investors should buy stocks of large multinational companies with high dividend yields

Credit crunch casts cloud over climate change funding

New report lists 28 reasons why the private sector will fight shy of investing $100bn a year

Ruling party reveals economic stimulus plan and considers becoming the first Group of Seven nation to establish a sovereign wealth fund

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Bankers warn on pipeline as two new issues price

NYSE Euronext takes top gong at Financial News Awards

What does Kerviel's fine really mean?

Morgan Stanley lands twin advisory boost in US oil and gas

Déjà vu for mining bankers as $100m fee pot hangs in the balance

Hutton's hybrid pension lifeline

Hope, optimism and CDOs

Venture specialist profits from 3i disposal

Strapped mansion owners rent out rooms

EU favours tax on bank wages and profits

Buyout titan Permira continues mid-market run

LSE’s Millennium bug: the winners and loser

Pantheon falls short of $3.7bn fund target

Fink says investing now in fixed income is a mistake

Credit crunch casts cloud over climate change funding

Japan considers sovereign wealth fund