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Ten years ago this week, John Mack was appointed chief executive of Credit Suisse First Boston. Three years later, he exited after a strategy dispute. Here is a look at Mack the Knife’s tenure at the investment bank

Independent advisers face fight for legitimacy in IPO market

Banks and investors criticise and question the role of independent advisers as IPO market stumbles

Spooked US investors pose threat to European bank funding

Europe's largest banks are facing the possibility of short-term funding challenges as concern over the region's debt crisis spreads among US money market funds

Deutsche Börse expected to seal shareholder approval for NYSE merger

German exchange operator is expected to achieve shareholder support for its merger with NYSE Euronext as it counts up shares tendered via mail

The appointments follow US and China's backing of new IMF chief Christine Lagarde

Citi has turned around its talent retention problems to become the biggest recruiter of senior investment bankers in 2011

Ratings agencies find favour with investors

Short sellers show little interest in Moody’s and Fitch despite further criticism from top EU officials

The Seattle fund manager-cum-investment consultant has thanked its former chief executive for reigniting its 'passion for innovation', and handed the role to Len Brennan

Rambourg hires senior Goldman trader for new hedge fund

The former Gartmore star manager has made his first hire as he assembles a 20-strong team for a new venture in Paris, Financial News can reveal

Better Capital lands yachtmaker in 'opportunistic' deal

Jon Moulton’s private equity firm has acquired its fourth investment in eight days through a 'very unusual' joint venture with RBS

Spanish banks more vulnerable than Italy's

If any doubt remained over how closely Europe's sovereign and banking crises are intertwined, the latest contagion has laid the linkages bare as shares in Italian and Spanish banks fall

Investors have lost faith in how European banks calculate and present risk weightings, according to analysts

Ex-Terra Firma IR head emerges at turnaround firm

Michael Hewett is the second Terra Firma alumnus to join a firm targeting alternative investments

The interdealer broker expects trading volumes to grow in the second half in good news for some but not all markets

Following a £113m bid for its former parent, the orphaned pension plan wants to sell itself to an insurer by the end of the year

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Ten years on: Mack at CSFB

Independent advisers face fight for legitimacy in IPO market

Spooked US investors pose threat to European bank funding

Deutsche Börse expected to seal shareholder approval for NYSE merger

IMF hands senior posts to US and China

Citigroup completes hiring turnaround

Ratings agencies find favour with investors

Russell reshuffle reaches the boardroom

Rambourg hires senior Goldman trader for new hedge fund

Better Capital lands yachtmaker in 'opportunistic' deal

Spanish banks more vulnerable than Italy's

Five ways to regain trust on risk

Ex-Terra Firma IR head emerges at turnaround firm

Samsung technology head joins Citigroup

Icap sees trading uptick for second half

Uniq pension fund hopes for buyout