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Former solicitor Neil Frame took a risk and set up his own digital London lifestyle publication

Tyrie takes a more cerebral approach to banking and finance

The chairman of the Treasury Select Committee has expanded its remit and shifted its focus from bashing bankers to improving the accountability of those writing the new rule book for the post-crisis financial system

From the vaults: making the news in years gone by

What was making the news one, five and 10 years ago? Bill Winters was back, Joseph Perella's boutique was launched, and BNP Paribas chairman Michel Pébereau liked the idea of merging with a big UK bank

Pension funds are asking for more UK corporate inflation-linked bonds but a supply logjam is sending them overseas

Top commodities hedge fund manager paid almost £84m

The highest-paid member of Clive Capital, one of the world's largest commodities hedge funds, was paid £83.9m, new accounts reveal

Who takes the credit? How league tables don’t tell the whole story

The fairness opinion – a US import – is beginning to skew the M&A rankings as more bankers are under pressure to muscle in on a resurgent deal market

Convertible bond drought spreads across Europe

Economic factors combine to create a perfect storm, leaving investors short of supply

The giant NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse merger faces a tough examination by European competition authorities

MFS takes collaborative approach to performance

Focus on research and co-operation between teams and sectors has pushed the US manager to the top of the rankings

High yield comes to the high street in Europe

Competition between banks is hotting up as issuance soars in junk bond market

Gold miners are striving to outshine the metal they produce, raising their dividends to win back investors who have been flooding to bullion-backed funds

Will generous pay on the street hit a wall?

With Wall Street facing a lower-return future, the battle is on between employees and shareholders. At stake: Who gets the bigger slice of a shrinking pie

Coming sales give jitters to market for municipal debt

Financial News talks to Craig Overlander, the former head of fixed income at Bear Stearns, hired by Societe Generale to move it up the league tables of the American market

Funds get access to real-time inflation data

New initiative offers investors chance to gain a march on official figures

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Life After the City: Neil Frame

Tyrie takes a more cerebral approach to banking and finance

From the vaults: making the news in years gone by

Schemes scramble for inflation shelter

Top commodities hedge fund manager paid almost £84m

Who takes the credit? How league tables don’t tell the whole story

Convertible bond drought spreads across Europe

The Leviathan’s next big challenge

MFS takes collaborative approach to performance

High yield comes to the high street in Europe

Gold miners wield dividend in ETF fight

Will generous pay on the street hit a wall?

Rattled by Lehman - again

SocGen takes aim at US debt markets

Funds get access to real-time inflation data

Bear Stearns – where are they now ?