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The mother of all unintended regulatory consequences

Dealing with financial regulations is a bit like finding yourself in a bar brawl – you never know from which direction you are going to get hit next

A history of debt defaults: Argentina 2001

In a five-part series, which we shall reproduce throughout this week, we look at five historical debt defaults – and look to see what lessons can be learnt. Today, we begin with the Argentinean debt crisis of 2001

Voice trading: comfort between the screens

An exclusively electronic CDS solution never quite found favour

Backing companies that are returning from bankruptcy is risky, but the returns can be very high

Early-stage investment funds fell out of favour following the dotcom crash but demand is rising

Greek tragedy will keep the political spotlight firmly on the market power of the big three

Financial News and data provider Dealogic have created rankings looking at the 10-year performance of advisers attacking and defending hostile takeover bids

Lack of a beauty parade alarms those calling for a transparent process when trustees appoint a consultant as their manager

Goldman Sachs to Brics: 'Don't fall behind!'

The US bank that coined the term 'Brics' a decade ago has issued a warning to these economies to speed up their infrastructure programmes

The first auction of Egyptian debt since civil unrest engulfed the region during the beginning of the year has priced the debt as safer than Greek, Irish or Portuguese debt

The former RenCap head of marketing and strategic development set up a hospitality firm at the beginning of the year

Talking Italian: sun, sea, sand and austerity

Advent International is set to open in Colombia, its third new office in as many years

The former co-head of equity derivatives trading at Goldman Sachs, has teamed up with a colleague from Marble Bar Asset Management to set up a new hedge fund firm

First Bank of America bought Merrill Lynch, then the investment and corporate banking units were combined. FN talks to the man responsible for helping forge the resulting division into a coherent whole

NYSE Liffe offers direct access to Brazil

New arrangement to offer direct access to Brazilian firms comes a week after the London-based exchange admitted its first Chinese member

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The mother of all unintended regulatory consequences

A history of debt defaults: Argentina 2001

Voice trading: comfort between the screens

Investing in damaged goods

Venture capital poised for comeback

Rating agencies set for renewed attacks

Going in to bat for the barbarians

Consultants fight for business

Goldman Sachs to Brics: 'Don't fall behind!'

Egypt: safer than the eurozone

Life after the City: Richard Wallace

Talking Italian: sun, sea, sand and austerity

Advent opens up in Colombia

Ex-Goldman Sachs trader forms DSAM

Meissner seeks to tame the herd

NYSE Liffe offers direct access to Brazil