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The publicity-shy pensions trustee chief is willing to stick his head above the parapet – and believes in the value of buying umbrellas while the sun shines

Old measures of risk are flawed but investors are slow to change

Aggressive recruitment is part of Mandarin-speaking Carsten Kengeter's recovery strategy for the unit he runs

Securities lending holds two potential weak spots

Non-financial companies have broken back into the list of the world’s best investment banking clients after several years’ absence.

Life after the City: Frank Yeung and Nick Troen

Ex-City flatmates Frank Yeung and Nick Troen took a plunge into guacamole to bring gourmet burritos to London’s lunchtime menu

Dubai and Abu Dhabi may face funding cost shock

IMF report says indebted government-backed companies in emirates pose risk to state balance sheets

The Dutch high-frequency trading firm, at the heart of efforts to improve the public image of HFTs, lauds a year of record revenues

Are US corporates paying too much for their IPOs?

European IPO fees are three percentage points lower, new study finds

American corporations are keeping  $1.3 trillion of cash outside the US to fund acquisitions and escape paying tax. Politicians want to tempt it back home

Just because it walks like a default and talks like a default doesn’t mean that it is a default

I find myself a member of a consensus, but there is a strong consensus that the consensus is always wrong

A revolutionary experiment to sell actively managed products through low-free exchange-traded funds is set to be launched by State Street Global Advisors

Even the most well-intended regulations have unintended consequences. In the most egregious cases they end up incentivising the very behaviour they were designed to stop

Battered US financial stocks warrant a closer look from investors

Financials may offer opportunity for investors who are hopeful about a US recovery - at least within the next decade

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Luxury beach holidays

Ashworth, the reluctant risk-taker

Looking for trouble in the wrong place

UBS hires 1,000 staff in Greater China

Regulators highlight the hidden risks

The return of Main Street clients

Life after the City: Frank Yeung and Nick Troen

Dubai and Abu Dhabi may face funding cost shock

IMC plots expansion after record 2010

Are US corporates paying too much for their IPOs?

US seeks deals for foreign cash stash

Non-defaults for dummies

Watch out if Wall Street falters

State Street seeks an ETF game changer

Oops! They’ve done it again over pay

Battered US financial stocks warrant a closer look from investors