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This year marks the sixth annual FN100 Rising Stars list, Financial News' powerlist of the top 100 executives under 40 years old in European financial markets. Financial News brought them together at a party in Mayfair this week to celebrate their success. Here are the photos.

Tech race looms for Europe's clearing houses

LCH.Clearnet’s new equities platform might have fired the starting gun on a wave of new investments in clearing infrastructure

Longtime Madoff friend settles; Mets owner is sued

Federal prosecutors and the Madoff trustee reached a settlement of $625m with the family of Carl Shapiro, an old friend and customer of Bernard Madoff

Marshall Wace partners share reduced bonus pool

The London hedge fund manager has made a profit of £45.5m which will be shared among the firm's 12 partners

The proportion of private equity firms hitting their targets has nearly doubled in the past year

Bank of America settles muni-market fraud charges

US bank agrees to pay $137m to authorities as part of settlement

UK pensions minister does his bit for M&A

The prospect of further 'easements' to pensions rules may cheer companies looking to buy

The FSA has issued a stern letter to the industry expressing its discontent with a general industry failure to comply with its new liquidity rules

FSA's record fine haul...to be passed back to the banks

Investment banks may have paid a record amount of fines to the UK regulator this year; but there may at least be one benefit: reduced fees in 2011

European investors regain active appetite

Active managers gain ground on passive rivals as the promise of market-beating performance outweighs higher fees

Martin Wheatley, chief executive of Hong Kong's securities regulator, will leave in six months following a tenure that has been marred by protesters who burned photographs of him and blared funeral music outside his office

Wealth Q&A: Permal's Kodmani takes macro view

'From an investor's perspective, these are target-rich markets with many macroeconomic forces at play'

Regulators are stepping up monitoring and supervision of South Korea's derivatives market

Analyst report says three institutions could be downgraded early next year, as rating agencies apply criteria for new regulatory landscape

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FN100 Rising Stars party

Tech race looms for Europe's clearing houses

Longtime Madoff friend settles; Mets owner is sued

Marshall Wace partners share reduced bonus pool

PE fundraising shows signs of pick-up

Bank of America settles muni-market fraud charges

UK pensions minister does his bit for M&A

'Dear CEO, why haven't you listened?'

FSA's record fine haul...to be passed back to the banks

European investors regain active appetite

Ex-LSE deputy chief to return to the UK

Wealth Q&A: Permal's Kodmani takes macro view

Deutsche Bank faces Korea probe

US banks in danger of Q1 downgrade