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If you thought the UK had come out of the European crisis smelling of roses, then the credit ratings agency has poured cold water on the UK banking sector

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Financial News asked senior figures from across the investment banking industry for their opinions on the unintended consequences of the latest regulations and the path to economic recovery.

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Financial News asked senior figures from across the private equity community for their opinions on the unintended consequences of the latest regulations and the path to economic recovery.

Clearing interoperability moves step closer

UK, Dutch and Swiss regulators give 'conceptual' agreement to interoperability model, although industry figures concerned that process could be delayed until Q2 2011

Dutch regulator blamed for pensions losses

Netherlands-based pensions guru says method of covering liabilities has cost funds 15% of their assets since 2008

Could former UBS chief executive Marcel Rohner be poised to return to the Swiss banking industry?

Cass Business School finds that Asia approaching Europe and US in terms of sophistication - with only regulatory and political factors holding it back

Carlyle CFO steps down to join fund manager

Peter Nachtwey says he is ready to help fund manager expand through acquisitions

BarCap's new equities head faces dark pool question

While the UK bank has ended five-month speculation over who will run its European equities franchise, another question remains over the future of its pan-European dark pool

BarCap ends five-month hunt for Emea equities head

Asia Pacific head will relocate to London and fill the gap left after Dixit Joshi's summer departure

Private equity firm boosts Asia ambitions by relocating senior dealmaker from New York to Hong Kong

While not a tumultuous as the preceding two years, 2010 has still been fraught. Financial News looks at those for whom we said this would be a big year back in January and ask whether they rose to the challenge. Today we look at the asset manages.

Today's gilded youth are shunning high salaries in favour of charity

Shareholders encouraged to 'cross the wall'

Influential body encourages investors to appoint 'named individuals' to go off-market to represent their interests in bid to reduce overall fees during rights issues

The US's biggest public pension fund urged to lower fund manager fees, particularly for hedge funds and private equity

The bank detailed its valuation of Bear's mortgage securities in submissions to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission

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Moody's remains cool on UK banking

Views from the top - investment banking

Views from the top - private equity

Clearing interoperability moves step closer

Dutch regulator blamed for pensions losses

Where are they now? Marcel Rohner

Asia M&A catches up in 'maturity index'

Carlyle CFO steps down to join fund manager

BarCap's new equities head faces dark pool question

BarCap ends five-month hunt for Emea equities head

Blackstone appoints Asia buyout chief

It was a big year for…fund managers

Greed is for wimps

Shareholders encouraged to 'cross the wall'

Calpers review urges fee-payment changes

Goldman: We didn't topple Bear Stearns