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Goldman Sachs picks co-heads to run UK investment banking

Mark Sorrell and Anthony Gutman, two rising stars at Goldman Sachs tipped for promotion by Financial News last month, have been handed the reins of the firm's London banking team

Fields Wicker-Miurin was awarded an OBE in 2007 for her services to international business

University pension scheme seeds funds in emerging-markets push

Win is a feather in the cap for Calamos, Martin Currie and Rees-Mogg's Somerset Capital

Investment banker of the week: Nomura's Paolo Cicchine

The healthcare banker led the Japanese bank's effort on drug company Takeda's $14bn acquisition of Swiss rival Nycomed

BATS Europe plans new preferred clearing service

BlackRock has bought out the stake held by Merrill Lynch for $2.55bn, continuing its move away from major stakeholders

Carlyle said to raise $950m for Latin America

US buyout firm Carlyle Group is expected to finish raising its Latin America-focused fund by the end of the month

Maple Group takes leaf out of domestic investing

The Maple consortium's counter-bid for the Toronto Stock Exchange may not be just due to patriotism – there are also economic reasons why Canadian investors like to buy into key domestic institutions

The Swiss bank has appointed a senior energy banker from Morgan Stanley, eight months after the previous head defected to rival Citigroup

Private equity veteran cuts $250m diamond deal

Peter Laib, the former Adveq executive, has set up a polished diamond investment fund to take advantage of rising prices

LinkedIn should not get carried away with joining the exclusive club of companies whose share prices doubled on their first day of trading, according to data compiled for Financial News

Bank expects a demand for mortgage documents following the Senate sub-committee's report

The rising tide of corporate responsibility

It may be a long way from a boardroom revolution - but US shareholders are increasingly lending their weight to green causes

FN readers back European solution for IMF role

More than half of Financial News readers believe that Dominique Strauss-Kahn's replacement at the IMF should be either of the leading French and German candidates

Crescent Capital is set only the second firm since 2007 to stage a €100m-plus close on a fund dedicated to investment in the country

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Goldman Sachs picks co-heads to run UK investment banking

BNP Paribas adds ex-LSE CFO to board

University pension scheme seeds funds in emerging-markets push

Investment banker of the week: Nomura's Paolo Cicchine

BATS Europe plans new preferred clearing service

BlackRock buys out BofA Merrill stake

Carlyle said to raise $950m for Latin America

Maple Group takes leaf out of domestic investing

UBS fills top energy post

Private equity veteran cuts $250m diamond deal

A history in one-day IPO bumps

Goldman braces for federal subpoenas

The rising tide of corporate responsibility

FN readers back European solution for IMF role

More delight for Turkish private equity

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