MY ACCOUNT

ABOUT

SECTIONS

unbolded

https://assets.fnlondon.com/2010/07/4066597761.jpg

Pandit continues to rebuild Citi's investment bank; Jain unveils big productivity gains at Deutsche; Rolet offers half the seats on the merged LSE-TMX exchange to Canadians; and Lord Myners joins the Swedes in demanding more shareholder activism.

Goldman disclosed potential legal losses in annual report

Goldman estimated losses from forthcoming legal proceedings in its annual report, according to letter posted on SEC website

Canada competition bureau won't challenge LSE deal

Proposed merger between TMX and LSE clears major hurdle

The foundation - one of the best known charities supported by the hedge fund industry - increased its overall payment to charities last year, but the ratio of payouts to assets is down

Carlyle Group plots IPO filing in third quarter

The initial public offering would make Carlyle Group the fourth big US buyout firm to go public in recent years

Exchange-Traded Funds seized four of the top five slots in the US league of retail inflows in April compiled by data provider Financial Research Corporation, although two of them also saw the biggest outflows over the year to date, illustrating how quickly investors are switching in and out of them

The pain trade is on - bond-market bears have disconcertingly seen US Treasury yields fall sharply and with the economy slowing, there could be further pain ahead

Former practising physician, and number one pharmaceuticals analyst over the last four years, quits Morgan Stanley for US rival

Analysts weigh in with bearish view on Glencore

Those so far covering the stock have come out with sell or hold recommendations as shares remain below the issue price

VTB Capital targets rapid expansion outside Russia

Former Goldman Sachs partner sets out ambitious target to generate a third of investment banking revenues from international clients within three years

New row breaks out over Actis' profits and returns

Private equity firm calls UK government's criticism of profits 'an entirely predictable game of shaking us down'

Dealmakers of the week: CBRE's Paul Lewis and Paul Lloyd

Sale of a City of London tower completes the winding down of a complicated commercial mortgage backed security that began in August 2009

A decision from the Office of Fair Trading on the merger between equities trading platforms Chi-X Europe and Bats Global Markets was expected today – however, it has now been delayed until next week, according to sources close to the situation

MezzVest follows rival with new debt fund

The specialist debt provider is targeting $850m for its third fund, just as rival ICG predicts a rise in demand for alternative funding in Europe

Ex-Colgate vice chairman joins Rothschild in US push

The UK bank aims to replicate its European advisory structure in America

Ten things RBS and Barclays should consider

Deutsche Bank analysts have issued five issues each that should be in the UK banks' radars in the short and medium term

https://www.wsj.com/?type=allesseh_content_full_list

People in the news this week

Goldman disclosed potential legal losses in annual report

Canada competition bureau won't challenge LSE deal

Payout ratio falls at TCI charity

Carlyle Group plots IPO filing in third quarter

ETFs top the premier sales league

Painful times for bond bears

Citi lands star pharma analyst