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Nomura calms health fears ahead of bank test results

The European Banking Authority’s second stress test of the region’s banks should pass most of the institutions examined, though prospects are not so good for the smaller Spanish cajas and German Landesbanken

Henderson and Standard Life surprise with fee hikes

Asset managers are finding it hard to justify higher fees, but Henderson and Standard Life are pushing ahead regardless

Will the real Richie Rich please stand up?

The co-head of Barclays Capital shrugs off being mistaken for the title character of a Macaulay Culkin movie as his bank picks up an award for best investment bank

Investment banking team of the week: Morgan Stanley

The US bank worked on its fourth equity transaction involving the Spanish travel software company in 15 months

EU says need for a European rating agency

EU Commission is considering the creation of a European credit rating agency to better balance regional views on the economy

Why it’s better to have fewer bookrunners

In an IPO market characterised by distrust and disharmony, there is one area of accord: there are too many bookrunners on each flotation

Is Jean-Claude Trichet really Keyser Söze?

By driving up interest rates, piling the pressure on the eurozone periphery, is the president of the ECB seeking to destroy the current eurozone system in order to re-forge it

Any deal has tax implications - that is especially the case for Bank of America's proposed $8.5bn settlement related to mortgage securities sold to investors

Commodity regulators have boosted their powers to investigate manipulation of the derivative market

Tobacco bonds were stars in June, rising an average of 10% with some up more than 60%. The big beneficiaries were hedge funds that scooped them up after many muni-bond funds were forced to sell months earlier, often at a big loss

Shareholders failed to take advantage of their new rights to reject executive pay plans

Custodian acquires rival Talon's wealth management business to benefit from market growth

Man Group and Schroders handed vote of confidence

The two worst performing UK asset managers in 2011 – in terms of share price – are likely to rebound during the rest of the year, according to analysts

Shareholder group takes bank audit fight to Europe

The voting advisory firm Pirc wants European Commissioner Michel Barnier to take a second look at 'catastrophically defective' accounting standards that it claims allowed banks to hide bad loans

Trade of the week: short-selling Italian banks

La vita is far from bella for some Italian financial institutions, but short sellers have gained from poor investor sentiments

Claude Chene quits AllianceBernstein for Ignis

An opportunity to build up an asset management company has lured AllianceBernstein's European chief

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Nomura calms health fears ahead of bank test results

Henderson and Standard Life surprise with fee hikes

Will the real Richie Rich please stand up?

Investment banking team of the week: Morgan Stanley

EU says need for a European rating agency

Why it’s better to have fewer bookrunners

Is Jean-Claude Trichet really Keyser Söze?

BofA's deal has other player - IRS

CFTC expands its power to pursue fraud

A smoking June for hedge funds

A 'yes' in say on pay

BNY Mellon expands wealth management arm

Man Group and Schroders handed vote of confidence

Shareholder group takes bank audit fight to Europe

Trade of the week: short-selling Italian banks

Claude Chene quits AllianceBernstein for Ignis