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Liquidity has been the mantra in the eurozone over the past year

RBS pays top earner basic salary of £1.8m

The bank's highest-paid executive awarded 12.5 times more than UK Prime Minister David Cameron as taxpayer-owned bank discloses £21m pay pot for top five non-board staff

Retirement funds are becoming increasingly wary of market risks in a move that is leading to a surge in liability-driven investing

Kevin McCann begins second stint as Macquarie chairman following resignation of David Clarke

FSA issues warning over banks trading of risky assets

Report highlights growing exposure to credit securities as cause for concern

US millionaire population nears 2007 peak

A report from Spectrem Group, the Chicago research firm, shows that America’s millionaire population increased by 600,000, or  8%, in 2010 after surging 16% in 2009

Owners of Viceroy plan deal that would transfer Caribbean property to real-estate mogul

LSE admits 'unfair dismissal' as Lederman hearing heats up

London Stock Exchange concedes it unfairly dismissed the former Turquoise chief executive at employment tribunal hearing – but disputes the nature of its takeover of the alternative trading platform

Energy sell-off prompts funds to add staff

Infrastructure funds are adding expertise ahead of a wave of energy asset disposals across Europe later this year

The hire is coup for US bank at a time of flux in the European equities trading market

Is Cameron calling an amnesty on non-doms?

UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s plan to foster the immigration of wealthy foreigners suggests an amnesty is set to be signed with resident non-domiciled individuals in the near future. And not before time, chorus the nation’s private bankers

Investec joins structured finance cheerleaders

One would think that investment banks would be steering clear of boasting about their structured finance divisions – yet the South African bank has become the latest to be pleased with its division's performance

The Japanese government blames speculators, but there are persistent rumours that the repatriation of funds, mostly by insurers, is responsible for the remarkable rally in the yen

Chasing profits in 2010 has landed investors with a loss, as out of favour equity funds outperformed their more popular fixed-income contemporaries

Boutique poaches five Deutsche wealth managers

Mark Ewer heads up the five-strong team joining Cheviot to target the IFA market

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Europe needs to apportion pain

RBS pays top earner basic salary of £1.8m

L&G profits from pensions-hedging boom

Meet the new chairman of Macquarie Group

FSA issues warning over banks trading of risky assets

US millionaire population nears 2007 peak

Resort heads for bankruptcy

LSE admits 'unfair dismissal' as Lederman hearing heats up

Energy sell-off prompts funds to add staff

UBS trading star joins rival Citigroup

Is Cameron calling an amnesty on non-doms?

Investec joins structured finance cheerleaders

Energy sell-off prompts funds to add staff

What is driving the yen's strength?

Profit chasing does not pay

Boutique poaches five Deutsche wealth managers