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Financial News Investment Banking Awards 2010

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The power brokers of the capital markets met on Monday to celebrate the 2010 Financial News Investment Banking Awards, which were judged by a panel comprising more than 40 top bankers and industry professionals from a shortlist drawn up by the editorial team. Five awards were presented at a private dinner, with a further 20 to be revealed this coming Monday.

JP Morgan wins top honours in FN Investment Banking Awards

Wall Street firm named European Investment Bank of the Year at the Financial News awards 2010

The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange tells Forbes of his plans to release tens of thousands of documents about a big US bank in early 2011

UBS Wealth unit names chief investment strategist

Names chief investment strategist as brokerage head Robert McCann continues to put his stamp on the firm

The outspoken hedge fund manager has made a profit of more than £100m, but it pales in comparison with the years before the credit crisis

Aberdeen's Martin Gilbert: 'no more deals for now'

One of the most acquisitive fund managers says he is continuing to keep his powder dry at regulators' behest – and won't bid for rival Gartmore

Apollo recruits ex-Goldman fund executive

US bank's former co-head of investment management division to become president of private equity firm

Global broker-dealers look to tap into the expanding local Asia-Pacific investor base and the growth in local stock markets.

Heard on the Street: Bailout fund begins road to reality

When European leaders set up the European Financial Stability Facility following the Greek crisis in June, they hoped it would never have to be used. But the Irish bailout has dashed that hope.

Meet Hans-Ole Jochumsen: the new stock exchange trade body head

The new president of the Federation of European Securities Exchanges faces a challenging tenure as Europe's equity markets undergo a period of regulatory overhaul

In an initiative that is being closely watched throughout central and eastern Europe, the Lithuanian government has been taken to constitutional court for breaking pension reform promises

One of the UK's oldest private equity trusts plans to put more debt on its balance sheet, in contrast to a wider deleveraging by its peers across the sector

John Morton, Rod Gentry and George Robb have launched a new firm, European Wealth Management Group.

Ignis recruits ex-Coutts exec to lead funds-of-funds business

Timmerman resurfaces at the insurance funds giant, which has folded four of its multi-manager businesses into a single unit

Meet Queen Meeker, the 'woman in the bubble'

Financial News charts the rise, fall and resurrection of famed internet analyst Mary Meeker, 'an awesome diviner of opportunity' whose move marks an end of an era for investment banks

Voluntary taxes for the rich and other bad ideas

Voters in Switzerland on Sunday rejected a measure that would have introduced a uniform tax rate on the wealthy across all of the country’s 28 Cantons, or states

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Financial News Investment Banking Awards 2010

JP Morgan wins top honours in FN Investment Banking Awards

WikiLeaks to expose major US bank

UBS Wealth unit names chief investment strategist

TCI sees profits fall 80%

Aberdeen's Martin Gilbert: 'no more deals for now'

Apollo recruits ex-Goldman fund executive

SocGen launches Hong Kong dark pool

Heard on the Street: Bailout fund begins road to reality

Meet Hans-Ole Jochumsen: the new stock exchange trade body head

Row breaks out over Lithuanian pensions

Electra aims to raise £100m bond

All-star cast launch wealth boutique

Ignis recruits ex-Coutts exec to lead funds-of-funds business

Meet Queen Meeker, the 'woman in the bubble'

Voluntary taxes for the rich and other bad ideas