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Eurazeo eyes first new acquisition in four years

The French group reveals encouraging results and a willingness to put almost €1bn in capital to work

Headhunters expect RBS exits as Project Merlin bites

An agreement with the UK Government to impose a limit of £2,000 on cash bonuses will hurt senior bankers

Uniq: a singular lesson in dealing with unforeseen consequences

The sight of a UK company being taken over by its own pension scheme is the logical outcome of strict regulation combined with falling markets

The merged exchange would scoop up a major chunk of European equities trading and derivatives business, blowing the LSE's deal with Toronto 'out of the water'

Heard on The Street: NYSE steals LSE's thunder

Back in the mid-2000s, the London Stock Exchange was a reluctant belle at a merger ball, pursued first by Germany's Deutsche Börse and then Nasdaq OMX. The LSE evaded would-be suitors, only to watch deals create stronger rivals.

The European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services has urged Europe not to let its financial industry return to the days of 'crazy behaviour and insane risks'

Basel III could force buyout firms to use junk bonds

Restrictions on bank financing will leave private equity firms struggling to plug funding gap

The US bank adds executives in private equity and leveraged finance in a bid to reclaim lost ground

Hiring and salaries start to bite at Credit Suisse

Higher base salaries, deferrals from previous years, and recruitment offset lower bonuses as profits fall 48% at Swiss investment bank

Markets suffer jitters on denied Saudi rumours

As if investors in the Middle East didn't have enough political uncertainty at the moment, the markets were hit with further jitters this morning on the back of an unsubstanitated rumour surrounding the health of the Saudi Arabian monarch

Credit Suisse misses forecasts with Q4 profits

Swiss bank's shares fall on news that it has cut its return on equity target

Behavioural finance gives Barclays Wealth the edge

The UK private bank hires Chris Arbuthnott in Aberdeen as revenues from its wealth business in the Scottish city doubled last year

US law firm hires private equity lawyer as partner

More lawyers planned as Ropes & Gray continues aggressive London growth

Research from London Business School and Credit Suisse cast doubts on the point of long-term currency hedging

Rolet: NYSE/Deutche Börse merger presents 'threats' and 'opportunities'

The chief executive of the London Stock exchange and Tom Kloet, chief executive of TMX Group, give their views of rival merger

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Eurazeo eyes first new acquisition in four years

Headhunters expect RBS exits as Project Merlin bites

Uniq: a singular lesson in dealing with unforeseen consequences

NYSE Börse: the global mega-exchange

Heard on The Street: NYSE steals LSE's thunder

Barnier reaffirms regulatory road map

Basel III could force buyout firms to use junk bonds

Citigroup bolsters buyout team

Hiring and salaries start to bite at Credit Suisse

Markets suffer jitters on denied Saudi rumours

Credit Suisse misses forecasts with Q4 profits

Behavioural finance gives Barclays Wealth the edge

US law firm hires private equity lawyer as partner

Long term FX rates ‘barely matter’

US law firm hires private equity lawyer as partner

Rolet: NYSE/Deutche Börse merger presents 'threats' and 'opportunities'