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Today Financial News released its sixth annual FN100 Rising Stars list, cataloguing the best and brightest professionals aged under 40 and working in the financial services. The average age is a few months shy of 36; the youngest is 26. Full list

Investors shun Europe’s corporate bonds

Waning confidence in the eurozone sparks fears among the wealthy

Firms are changing their strategy to cope with the vagaries of the market

The EC is embarking on a radical revamp of the regulatory landscape but it may present as many challenges as it aims to address

Political interference in pensions raises concerns in Europe

Smash-and-grab raids by governments carry immediate and long-term costs

But the vast majority of asset managers are still pessimistic about the banking sector

Hiring is high on the agenda again, prompted by new banking regulations and the prospect of lucrative advisory mandates

French pension fund raid entirely logical

The country’s reserve pension fund should never have been set up in the first place

Introducing the next generation of top talent

Firms limber up to compete for the cash prize

In its second annual ranking, Private Equity News, sister publication of Financial News, names the firms with the strongest performance track records

If the England football team ever gets to a World Cup again – or if England ever gets to host another one after last week’s abject failure to secure the 2018 tournament – it might consider adopting as its official anthem an adaptation of a chant by one middling London-based football team: “Nobody likes us, and we do care”

Banks analysts play ‘game of musical chairs’

As a wave of enforced fundraising is expected, headhunters are out and about bolstering their research teams in a bid to boost revenue

Candover execs to pay £4m as part of spin-off

Around two-thirds of Candover Partners' execs will pay £4m as part of spin-out of new firm Arle in final part of saga

The financial crisis has honed a new breed of nimble young executives for whom uncertainty is normality and dislocated markets present boundless opportunities

FN100 Rising Stars: The investment bankers

This year's list of FN100 Rising Stars, our pick of the 100 top executives under 40 in European financial markets, has seen unprecedented churn as the financial crisis hones a new breed of nimble young executives. Here are the investment bankers

Investment banks: how much pay is too much?

Employees at investment banks earn three times as much in pay as shareholders make in profits

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FN100 Rising Stars 2010

Investors shun Europe’s corporate bonds

Field day likely for merger arbitrage

Europe prepares to unleash the watchdogs

Political interference in pensions raises concerns in Europe

Funds place their bets on bank stocks

Banks analysts are back in demand

French pension fund raid entirely logical

FN100 Rising Stars: Class of 2010

Firms limber up to compete for the cash prize

Is the UK the irrelevant man of Europe?

Banks analysts play ‘game of musical chairs’

Candover execs to pay £4m as part of spin-off

FN100 Rising Stars 2010: the profiles

FN100 Rising Stars: The investment bankers

Investment banks: how much pay is too much?