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The last few months have seen a whole raft of staff changes at Nomura as the Japanese bank tries to ramp up its North American operations and realise its international ambitions. Here are the winners and the losers in the recent reshuffles.

As a number of regulatory deadlines from the Dodd-Frank bill creep ever closers, investors are worried about the law of unintended consequences

The options platform is based on parent company Deutsche Börse's Optimise trading architecture

Buyout shops move to kill registration requirement

Private equity firms are making a last-ditch bid to halt having to register with the SEC

Wall Street won, so why is it so worried?

New York Magazine's new issue perfectly sums up the contradictions of the post-crash world: Wall Street won so why do the banks seem so downbeat?

The gloves have come off in the battle for the New York Stock Exchange

The two exchange chiefs had never done serious business before they sat down to discuss the deal in a series of clandestine meetings

Super-regulator warns ETFs could undermine markets

The Financial Stability Board has warned that the growing complexity of Exchange Traded Funds could pose a threat to global markets

Private bankers hit hardest by US tax evasion law

Wealth managers face extra hurdles to comply with the tough new rules

Investors return to emerging markets equities as cash, bonds and developed markets refuse to offer adequate, inflation-beating returns

The venture capital firm behind Groupon and Angry Birds has added its second portfolio company chief in two months

The Independent Commission on Banking published its landmark report on the future of the British banking industry this week. Here are 10 things to take from its initial recommendations:

The ringfencing of UK banks' retail operations could increase the cost of wholesale funding at Barclays that will be equivalent to 20% of pretax profits

Meet RBC Capital’s new European dealmaker

Kevin Smith is the second oil and gas dealmaker to leave emerging markets specialist Standard Chartered in recent months

The most striking thing about the UK Independent Commission for Banking's interim report is how little it contains that is new

The chief executive of Chi-X Europe will leave the company in the second quarter following its acquisition by Bats Global Markets

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Top arrivals and departures at Nomura

Sitting on a regulatory iceberg

ISE launches new trading system

Buyout shops move to kill registration requirement

Wall Street won, so why is it so worried?

Battle for the Big Board intensifies

Nasdaq and ICE built bid over takeaway

Super-regulator warns ETFs could undermine markets

Private bankers hit hardest by US tax evasion law

Risk is back on again (reluctantly)

Facebook backer hires IT veteran

10 things to take from the ICB report

Costs emerge as banks digest ICB reforms

Meet RBC Capital’s new European dealmaker

UK bank-overhaul debate still wide open

Bats and Chi-X confirm Haynes' departure