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A year in IPOs: the best-performing bookrunners

Deals led by Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch have on average fared best this year, delivering more than 25%

An expected rise in consumer spending and the right to host the 2018 World Cup means the market bulls have returned to Russia

US may phase in curbs on speculative trading

Regulators may not have enough information to introduce curbs on commodities swaps to introduce new rules immediately.

FSA fines ex-TD trader £750,000 for mismarking books

Regulator rejects Nabeel Naqui's claims trading marks were 'validly' changed, investigation was 'unfair' and fine would spell bankruptcy

Big banks need €577bn to meet 7% capital ratio

BIS concludes that the world's largest banks need to raise an extra €177bn capital to meet the minimum adequacy ratio

As we approach Christmas, bankers can perhaps hope for a season of goodwill – or at least a reduction in banker bashing; so they would welcome two reports in as many days, which have given the financial services industry a bit of a warm glow

Members of Parliament and the UK government have been paying incorrect amounts into the MP pension scheme over the past two years due to 'significant internal control issues'

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

New survey reveals that portfolios designed for clients take client-specific needs into account less often than market factors

Swiss family-owned private bank promotes 41-year old head of asset management as company eyes aggressive growth outside home market

US asset manager launches a highly-leveraged collateralised loan obligation as the structured debt market, which backed the buyout boom, begins to heat up

The state-backed investment firm has increased its stake in Carlyle Group

US financial advisory firm builds in Europe

Advisory firm that worked on the Lehman bankruptcy expands in Europe with new hires

Online trading firms are hoping to capitalise upon the expanding market for retail foreign exchange trading

Lexington Partners to buy $730m private equity portfolio from Lloyds

Lexington has bought a portfolio of investments in 33 private equity funds from subsidiaries of the UK bank

The geography of wealth remains highly concentrated.

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A year in IPOs: the best-performing bookrunners

Russia tops BofA Merrill 'buy' list

US may phase in curbs on speculative trading

FSA fines ex-TD trader £750,000 for mismarking books

Big banks need €577bn to meet 7% capital ratio

Bank reports provide some festive cheer

MPs face pensions 'reconciliation'

Views from the top – asset management

Private bankers admit their failings

Vontobel appoints youngest-ever CEO

CLO recovery boosted by $400m Ares deal

Mubadala to invest $500m in Carlyle

US financial advisory firm builds in Europe

Traders on run for the money

Lexington Partners to buy $730m private equity portfolio from Lloyds

Where do all the ultra-rich live?