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Finland’s fund grows wary of the rising East

Timo Löyttyniemi, head of the successful state pension scheme VER, is worried about an emerging market bubble

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For the first time in its history, The World Economic Forum has this year asked that at least one in five delegates sent by top attendees to Davos is female. Here are some of the women who are going.

Precious metals boost ETF options for custodians

Investor appetite grows for exchange-traded commodities backed by physical assets

Davos roll call reveals dearth of female executives

A third of the strategic partners of the World Economic Forum will not send a single female executive to this month’s annual gathering of world leaders in the Swiss Ski resort of Davos, despite the institution’s new gender quota rules.

Alternative investors gain appetite for Cocos

The market for contingent convertible bonds is potentially about to explode

Change is being driven by Volcker Rule restrictions on banks’ activities

Dealing with the shackles of debt on buyouts

Restructurings will persist as buyout firms and banks tackle the fallout from the bubble

Bid targets aim for silence on approaches

Buyers and sellers are faced with a difficult decision during a takeover situation

Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse launch the first $1bn London flotation of 2011 just as a Chinese deal from December comes back to bite the bookrunners

Covered bonds are coming to the fore in what will be a big year for financial-sector debt issuance

One company share, more than one way to vote

Differences in procedure between European jurisdictions complicate governance efforts

Meet the Swiss whistleblower: Rudolf Elmer

Swiss former private banking executive hands information on secret accounts to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, claiming it reveals tax evasion at the highest levels

Pension funds hope for flexibility on EU’s swaps clearing rules

Regulators insist on centrally cleared trades to reduce risk

Scheme trustees struggle to decide whether or not to hedge against inflation

French managers aim to profit from reform

From January 2013, France aims to build up corporate pensions as a third pillar alongside state and personal provisions

Proposed US regulations could help clear the confusion in Europe over multi-family offices

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Finland’s fund grows wary of the rising East

The women of Davos

Precious metals boost ETF options for custodians

Davos roll call reveals dearth of female executives

Alternative investors gain appetite for Cocos

Trading stage is being cleared of props

Dealing with the shackles of debt on buyouts

Bid targets aim for silence on approaches

China float clouds $1bn London listing

Early movers claim bank funding spoils

One company share, more than one way to vote

Meet the Swiss whistleblower: Rudolf Elmer

Pension funds hope for flexibility on EU’s swaps clearing rules

Dealing with the inflation dilemma

French managers aim to profit from reform

SEC set to define MFO pecking order