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Duke of Westminster's ex-CEO joins Mayfair Capital

Stephen Musgrave will succeed David Larkin who is retiring from the role of chairman of the UK property fund manager after three years

Latest intervention comes as fellow activist Elliott Advisers intervenes at National Express

Private equity firm joins rivals Blackstone, KKR as public company

Why the mega-mansion market is still dead

Real-estate agents who sell ultra high-price homes are announcing a recovery, but there is a supply problem

BofA Merrill rates push continues with Goldman hire

The appointment comes as the US bank outlines a management reshuffle in its rates team covering Europe, the Middle East and Africa

Business chiefs are lobbying hard for the Scottish capital to become the HQ for the new lender to renewable energy projects, but not everyone is convinced

A state sell-off is providing fertile ground for some of the biggest  buyout names with technology and energy assets leading the way.

A state sell-off is providing fertile ground for some of the biggest  buyout names with technology and energy assets leading the way

Goldman Sachs prop trio heads for Brevan Howard

The hedge fund continues to capitalise on its reputation as a magnet for prop traders leaving the sellside as the Volcker Rule starts to bite

Nearly 30% of shareholders opposed the Swiss bank's pay plans last year

Senior leveraged finance bankers leave RBC Capital Markets

Two managing directors in the European leveraged finance team have left the Canadian banks three years after it bullishly moved into the sector

The UK bank is undertaking detailed analysis of likely regulatory hurdles to switching its domicile to New York, says a person involved in the process

As the UK waits with bated breath for Independent Commission on Banking chairman Sir John Vickers to deliver his interim report on April 11, there is a risk that establishing this commission will turn out to be not only bad politics but worse economics

Canny actuarial advice helps the UK's largest pension scheme to avoid losing out in corporation tax changes

The exchange giants may believe the future lies in mega mergers and consolidation – but the minnows aren’t buying into the vision.

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Duke of Westminster's ex-CEO joins Mayfair Capital

Wyser-Pratte buys up stake in Swiss firm

Bullish Apollo prices IPO at the top

Why the mega-mansion market is still dead

BofA Merrill rates push continues with Goldman hire

Edinburgh bids for Green Investment Bank

Private equity firms turn to Poland

Private equity firms turn to Poland

Goldman Sachs prop trio heads for Brevan Howard

Credit Suisse pushes pay overhaul

Edinburgh bids for Green Investment Bank

Senior leveraged finance bankers leave RBC Capital Markets

Will Barclays turn its back on Britain?

A year is not a long time in banking

BT pension scheme avoids Budget bullet

What merger mania?