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Why uncertainty is the big buzzword for 2011

Research house Aite group has joined its peers in saying that regulatory uncertainty will cast a shadow over the markets in 2011

The Financial Services Authority will tomorrow be taking questions on its new pay code, as a split emerges between how banks interpret the rules

Investment advisers reckon 2011 will be a year of retreat from the stockmarket

Sovereign wealth funds take an active approach

Low returns from bonds and equity markets are forcing the world's largest investment vehicles to employ a higher risk investment strategy

Europe's EFSF blow-out is great news, but macro problems remain

The order book for the European Financial Stability Facility is a whopping eight times oversubscribed, giving the answer to a keenly watched test of demand for the markets, but the overall European situation remains unclear.

The UK Financial Services Authority has been keen to show its stricter side since the financial crisis; and rarely has it been tougher in regulating the asset management industry

Moelis & Co hiring spree keeps on rolling in Europe

The fledgling investment bank is hiring like it was 1999

Wealthy car buyers spend more than $116m at auction

The things that rich people collect continue to soar in price, with an auto auction over the weekend setting new records

Matrix Group initiated coverage of the European investment banking sector this morning with a particularly bearish note on the outlook for the industry and, in particular, the Swiss bank

Industry backs FSA on structured product intervention

UK regulator plans to ditch its 'light touch' approach by banning certain products as well as consider capping of management fees

Confidence boosts January deal sizes to $100m

A rising number of quality investment opportunities has led to bigger buyouts carried out during the month

Ex-Barclays Wealth stars resurface for German bank's UK push

Berenberg Bank has launched its wealth management business and has picked two former Barclays bankers to lead the business in London

BlackRock quarterly profit beats analyst expectations

World's biggest money manager posts impressive fouth quarter earnings – but suffers $38.7bn in outflows from the acquisition of BGI

F&C shrugs off US adviser's support for Sherborne

Under-fire fund manager puts out robust 2010 figures and downplays ISS report in the boardroom battle's latest salvo

Fund manager of the week: HSBC's Leguay predicts a 'broadening of the recovery'

In his second week as Financial News' featured manager, HSBC's European equities chief puts success down to his value tilt

UK banks should brace for post-bonus talent war

Average bonuses are up but almost half of financial markets employees are thinking about moving after the money hits accounts, a new survey finds

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