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Wealth Q&A: Berenberg's Taubert favours sustainable power

The head of private banking at Hamburg-based Berenberg Bank says the firm is keen on smart girds, a type of energy-efficient electricity network

Europe's markets for initial public offerings are turning wintry - suggesting investors might be becoming more selective than bankers care to admit

UK Budget set to promote venture investment

The private equity industry is looking to the Chancellor of Exchequer to promote business growth through early stage investing

The trend of investment bankers switching from London and the US to high-growth regions such as Asia picked up pace last year as a talent shortage drove increasing mobilisation of experienced staff

News analysis: Man Group this morning sold its 25.5% stake in BlueCrest after a seven-year relationship that has been beneficial for both sides

Top Deutsche bond trader quits to join BofA Merrill Lynch

The head of Deutsche Bank's European sovereign bond and derivatives trading operation has quit to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Comment: In seeking to redress the balance between buyers and sellers there is a danger that new takeover rules are too prescriptive and benefit no-one

Deutsche Bank failed to properly advise a client of the risks of interest-rate swaps, a court has ruled

European ECM slumps to slowest week in slow year

European equity capital markets took a hard knock last week from the twin shocks of Japan's crisis and Middle East unrest - falling to their lowest point this year as deals were pulled or postponed while investors digested events

Central banker takes investment reins at giant Dutch scheme

A veteran of the Dutch central bank has joined a €100bn pension fund as chief investment officer, despite having limited experience of such a role

UBS denies speculation about sale of US wealth unit

UBS has rejected media speculation that it plans to sell its Wealth Management Americas business

Ex-UBS banker gets 22-month sentence in insider case

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan had alleged that Igor Poteroba provided tips to his friend

A syndicate of banks has agreed to the buyout firm's push to reduce the cost of a €675m loan it took out less than nine months ago

FSA caps staff levels ahead of 'difficult' year

Watchdog will freeze hiring and focus on existing reforms as it prepares for UK regulatory changes that will see it replaced by two new organisations

Hedge funds have begun to exit oil and commodity markets over fears that the Japanese earthquake will cut short-term demand

Threadneedle lures ex-Merrill veterans out of retirement

The asset manager has hired three ex-Merrill Lynch executives as part of its aggressive Asia expansion

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Wealth Q&A: Berenberg's Taubert favours sustainable power

Europe's harsh IPO reality

UK Budget set to promote venture investment

Cross-border battle rages for bankers

Man Group cashes in on seven-year itch

Top Deutsche bond trader quits to join BofA Merrill Lynch

Has the Takeover Panel got it wrong?

Deutsche Bank loses swaps case