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Goldman Sachs has made 110 of its employees very happy; Moelis taps Merrill Lynch for its latest high-profile hire; another Merrill Lynch chairman emerges at Threadneedle; the 3i Group’s chief executive said the buyout industry has “spectacularly failed”; Lazard marks its first anniversary under Kenneth Jacobs; and Financial News interviews Daniel Truchi

Goldman Sachs partners: class of 2010 (updated)

The US bank named its latest crop of partners in mid-week and since then Financial News has been gathering as much new detail as possible on lucky 110

Goldman Sachs promotes record 321 to managing director

The number of newly minted managing directors could signal things are returning to normal for Wall St

HR is not often the best-loved department at an organisation, but Goldman Sachs sees its value

Investment banking team of the week: Morgan Stanley ECM

The US bank's equity capital markets team impressed with its handling of the most eye-catching deal of the quarter so far

Irish banking losses: How long is a piece of string?

So, the Irish bailout will focus on the flagging banking sector as the government insists that this is where the problem lies. Fine, but how much are they actually on the hook for?

Top BarCap banks analyst heads for French broker

Tom Rayner has quit Barclays Capital to join seven from Credit Suisse at Exane BNP Paribas', in a banks team headhunters say could cost £6m to build

Next generation of hedge fund managers: Part 3

In the third in a series of mini-profiles on the new wave of hedge fund start-ups in London, Financial News profiles OVS Capital Management, Skyline Capital Management, TRG Management UK and Warwick Capital

Greek reward for BofA Merrill shipping star

The head of shipping investment banking in Europe at the US bank, who has turned it into one of the top advisers in the sector, has been promoted to country head for Greece

Infrastructure managers raising $6.5bn in debt

The amount of debt raised to make loans to infra projects could double in the next two years, according to Preqin

NYSE Euronext’s chief has his fair share of challenges

When he retires, Dominique Cerutti intends to give back to his wife the time he has spent away from home working and travelling over the years. She will have to be patient. For the immediate future, the 49-year-old Frenchman will be a very busy man

Exit-shy buyout firms threaten company health

Managers at companies owned by private equity firms say delays in sale processes are frustrating growth plans

Voters to decide whether to introduce a uniform tax across all 26 Cantons

Q&A with NYSE Euronext's Dominique Cerutti

The transatlantic exchange's deputy CEO discusses his plans for retirement and the best piece of advice he's ever been given

French bank's chief executive has ambitions to woo super-rich clients in the US and Russia

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Goldman Sachs partners: class of 2010 (updated)

Goldman Sachs promotes record 321 to managing director

Goldman Sachs partners 2010: Alison Bott

Investment banking team of the week: Morgan Stanley ECM

Irish banking losses: How long is a piece of string?

Top BarCap banks analyst heads for French broker

Next generation of hedge fund managers: Part 3

Greek reward for BofA Merrill shipping star

Infrastructure managers raising $6.5bn in debt

Infrastructure managers raising $6.5bn in debt

NYSE Euronext’s chief has his fair share of challenges

Exit-shy buyout firms threaten company health

Next tax hike for the rich: Switzerland

Q&A with NYSE Euronext's Dominique Cerutti

Truchi prepares SocGen’s global growth