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An eight-bedroom neo-Georgian home owned by Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the second-eldest son of Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi, is up for rent. Click on "more" to see inside. By Tara Loader Wilkinson.

To the passer-by, Number 7 Winnington Close looks like any other plush redbrick estate on the leafy Hampstead Garden Suburb. But this North London house - which is on the rental market for an eye-watering £9,750 a week, has an unusual landlord

Meet Europe's most important man in banking regulation

A little-known Hungarian regulator and economics professor has been appointed as the first executive director of the European Banking Authority

Just when you thought trading could not get any faster, trading geeks have thrown a new concept into the mix

Nearly two thirds of private equity executives believe buyouts carry too much debt, says poll at the SuperReturn conference

Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Northern Trust have all suffered top-level departures from the ranks of their custody businesses this week

BofA Merrill Lynch names Koder head of Asia-Pacific

US bank names Matthew Koder, former head of global capital markets at UBS, as head of Asia-Pacific global corporate & investment banking

UBS sticks to CoCos work despite chief's danger warning

Bank will pitch for business arranging CoCos — as it has for Lloyds and Rabobank — despite chief executive Oswald Grübel's view that they are 'very dangerous'

Pension funds’ optimism overshadowed by regulatory worries

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Board members should come from different backgrounds to ensure healthy debate at the top level of the UK's companies, according to new guidelines from the country's corporate governance regulator

With the UK lagging other countries in terms of donations, it is time for the wealthy to pledge more to charity, says a new report

Axa IM chief upbeat after year of battling 'headwinds'

French-owned fund manager is adding expertise in marketing to expand business in the UK and Asia

Haider Ali was heavily involved in the first generation of credit indexes and joins former colleague at UK bank

Citigroup's Simpson to join BofA as head of global treasury solutions

In a new role Simpson will work closely with commercial, corporate and investment banking

Why the new rich pretend to be old nobles

Old Money is about things that New Money can’t buy: a sense of belonging to a long tradition

The new firm will be the second high-profile launch to come out of TCI in as many years

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Behind Saif Gaddafi's closed doors

Meet your new landlord: Saif Gaddafi

Meet Europe's most important man in banking regulation

The rise of the picosecond

Buyout chiefs slam excess leverage

Custody giants hit by wave of departures

BofA Merrill Lynch names Koder head of Asia-Pacific

UBS sticks to CoCos work despite chief's danger warning

Pension funds’ optimism overshadowed by regulatory worries

FRC beats diversity drum

Why do the poor give more than the rich?

Axa IM chief upbeat after year of battling 'headwinds'

HSBC hires credit index trading head

Citigroup's Simpson to join BofA as head of global treasury solutions

Why the new rich pretend to be old nobles

Ex-TCI partner sets sights on new fund