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Heard on the Street: The right fix for food prices

What can the G20 do to prevent more unrest in the face of rapidly rising prices?

LSE revenues buoyed by Italian clearing business

Greater 'pro-activity' in the management of clearing funds helps boost revenues at UK exchange

UK universal bank argues to the Independent Commission on Banking that splitting retail and investment banking would be ill-advised

The Office of Fair Trading has criticised the way UK banks levy rights issue fees, but stopped short of referring the issue to the Competition Commission in a move that looks like a mild rebuke for investment bankers, while it deals a heavy dose of responsibility to ill-equipped fund managers

The world's largest money manager has turned around performance of its quantitative equity business, but outflows persist

Prosecutors allege Vaibhav Dahake held undeclared bank accounts from 2001 to 2010 in India and the British Virgin Islands

Europe's biggest pension scheme returns to solvency

Dutch giant ABP has taken another hit on longevity, but investment results have been strong enough to offset this

With over $10bn more than its closest rival, Harvard remained the largest university endowment in 2010

OFT underwriting report draws buyside fire

A heated debate between the buyside and sellside has been reignited following decision by the Office of Fair Trading to not refer issue of rising underwriting fees to the Competition Commission

US firm appoints executive with M&A background at a time when banks are working hard to build links between their corporate and private banking businesses

More hires are set to follow as the Wall Street firm targets the emerging markets

3i set for breathing space after investment flurry

After a busy end to 2010, 3i could face less pressure to invest as it negotiates an extension to its fund's investment period.

UKFI boss backs bonuses at state-owned banks

The chief executive of UKFI defends banker rewards at RBS and Lloyds, while the group's chairman remains cautious of Glass-Steagall style reform

New tests aim at winning credibility from the markets and draw a line under the sovereign debt crisis

OFT urges greater pressure on underwriting fees

Companies lack experience to hold banks to account on costs

The state-backed development finance targets more infrastructure projects with a $30m investment in Africa

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Heard on the Street: The right fix for food prices

LSE revenues buoyed by Italian clearing business

RBS fights for universal cause

The OFT and the missed opportunity

BlackRock quant outflows continue

Businessman indicted for tax evasion

Europe's biggest pension scheme returns to solvency

Harvard stays top of the asset class

OFT underwriting report draws buyside fire

JP Morgan boosts French wealth ranks

Citi recruits trio for Middle East push

3i set for breathing space after investment flurry

UKFI boss backs bonuses at state-owned banks

Will the stress be stressful enough?

OFT urges greater pressure on underwriting fees

CDC shifts to infrastructure projects