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People in finance to make the news this week. Bramson wins the battle of the F&C boardroom at the EGM.  Bill Gross of Pimco says bankers are making a pact with the devil. Martin Wheatley chosen to head the CPMA. What John McFall did next...and pensions prove they really rock!!

The pie is growing rapidly, but not everyone wants a slice

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Who knew London's pensions industry was so cool? On Wednesday night over 300 actuaries, lawyers, fund managers, consultants, trustees and others packed out the 100 Club on Oxford Street, for their second annual "battle of the bands". Here are the pictures from the evening.

Big challenges ahead for UK Treasury in race to get its new regulatory structure in place by 2012

Those expecting answers from today's summer may be sorely disappointed

Citi appoints North America family wealth head

Stephen Campbell joins Citi Private Bank's global family office business as managing director and head of the family office group for North America

Citigroup's private banking unit plans to set up a social networking site exclusive to the kids of Citi's ultra-rich clients.

The US bank stood 'at the very center' of Bernard Madoff's fraud, according to a lawsuit unsealed on Thursday

Richmond Park buys Paris-based hedge fund group

Richmond Park, an investment boutique founded by former Dresdner Kleinwort and Goldman Sachs bankers, has bought Paris-based fund of hedge funds specialist Olympia Group, Financial News has learned

Investment banking team of the week: Nomura ECM

Nomura's European equity capital markets team, led by Ben Iversen, this week worked on the second-largest global equities deal of the year so far

High profile rainmakers occasionally have to suffer the odd high-profile defeat. For Lazard rainmaker Peter Kiernan, trouble seems to have come in threes.

While the football transfer window may have closed in the Premier League; it remains very much open for dealmakers in the UK private equity industry

SEC charges quant manager for hiding computer code error

This is the regulator's first case involving a coding mistake at a quantitative investment manager

SGPB Hambros acquires Barings private client arm

One of the oldest names in private banking is to buy a blue-blooded rival as consolidation in the overcrowded wealth management industry continues

Venture capital trust fund aims to raise £25m by the end of May

Heard on the Street: Deutsche Bank's way with numbers

The German bank brought in record revenues but not from its investment banking business

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People in the news this week

Asset manager Carnegie drops ETFs

Pensions Rocks 2011

The Treasury's Olympian task

European reform: How good could it be?

Citi appoints North America family wealth head

Citi plans networking site for rich kids

Trustee: JP Morgan abetted Madoff

Richmond Park buys Paris-based hedge fund group

Investment banking team of the week: Nomura ECM

A troublesome trio...

Buyout firms join transfer bandwagon

SEC charges quant manager for hiding computer code error

SGPB Hambros acquires Barings private client arm

Committed Capital to launch new VCT

Heard on the Street: Deutsche Bank's way with numbers