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The successful IPOs of two cajas this week should not detract from the lingering problems in Europe's market for new listings

Ten years on: The LSE as a public company

The London Stock Exchange floated on its own main market at a value of £1.1bn ten years ago today. Since then, the UK operator has managed to survive and grow its business in a turbulent decade of takeover wrangling

10 questions for the FSA to ask about payment for order flow

The FSA has launched an investigation into the practice of paying for trading order flow, as reported by Financial News on Monday – here are 10 questions that the UK regulator should ask for its anticipated consultation paper

Basel Committee has new acronym in its sights

Global regulators add G-SIBs, or global systemically important banks, to the ever-growing jungle of regulatory jargon

ICB gave 'thin treatment' on a breakup of banks

Treasury Select Committee tells Independent Commission on Banking, led by Sir John Vickers, to give more consideration to breaking up of investment and retail banking units

Asset managers, fearful of growing macro economic tail risks, have kept positions steady over the past month, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey

Dutch-owned pensions manager has been hired to run £600m of assets after rare competitive tender

World's biggest fund manager seems to be recovering from a sticky patch

Nasdaq's Anna Ewing: marrying tech and finance

Chief Information Officer at Nasdaq talks stress, technology and finance.

When it comes to dividing the spoils at Goldman Sachs, the firm is making sure employees get hearty helpings, while shareholders are left with crumbs

LSE remains ‘on the lookout’ for inorganic growth

Chief financial officer says UK exchange operator remains ‘on a watch and monitor status’ for future consolidation deals as it delivers 14% rise in revenues

BC Partners secures €5.5bn second close

Buyout firm BC Partners is set to achieve one of Europe’s most successful fundraisings since the financial crisis

A deal between the two giants of the Scandinavian private equity world suggests the first sign of a thaw in relations between the arch rivals

The UK exchange, which is subject to speculation that it could be a takeover target after failing to merge with Canada's TMX Group, posted a 14% rise in first quarter income

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Papering over the cracks in Spain

Prudential recruits risk strategist

Ten years on: The LSE as a public company

10 questions for the FSA to ask about payment for order flow

Basel Committee has new acronym in its sights

ICB gave 'thin treatment' on a breakup of banks

Fund managers freeze in macro headlights

Cardano wins Pirelli pensions business

Performance picks up at BlackRock

Nasdaq's Anna Ewing: marrying tech and finance

Goldman to investors: No soup for you

LSE remains ‘on the lookout’ for inorganic growth

BC Partners secures €5.5bn second close

A thawing of relations in the Nordics

LSE sees stronger IPO market

Rotschild bolsters Asia-Pac debt team