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Rubicon takes former fund managers to court

The manager launches lawsuit against Tim Attias, Santiago Alarco and former GAM investment director Catherine Cripps, who left to set up a hedge fund with Attias

The exchange's derivatives arm NYSE Liffe suffers two-hour technical outage, marking the fourth glitch for NYSE Euronext in two months

AllianceBernstein and quant arm Axa Rosenberg post net withdrawals in the first half as investors shun volatile equity markets

Schroders beats forecasts but momentum slows

UK-listed fund manager has done better than analysts expected, but is taking in less new money as uncertain markets take their toll

A former Mizuho investment banker and two associates are charged over alleged illicit trades in a Dutch printing company

Pitting the US downgrade against past crises

A US rating downgrade might not be the end of the world, but how bad could it be? New research assesses the effects of five seismic credit events from the past

The German exchange fights back amid growing opposition to its proposed deal with NYSE Euronext

Troika adds two as Russian bank hiring continues

Investment banking and equity sales recruits at the Sberbank-owned brokerage are the latest in a spate of hires by Russian firms

Wells Fargo adds four to new trading desk

The bank aims to break into the top 10 for US equity secondary trading despite being a late entrant

Headhunters look to where the RBS axe will fall

City headhunters this morning said they believed London in general, and the equities business more specifically, would escape the worst of thousands of potential job cuts at RBS's global banking and markets division

What next on the giant conveyor belt of doom?

Armageddon has been postponed. The politicians blinked, the US debt ceiling was raised, and Uncle Sam does not yet need to have the 'AAA' tattoo lasered from his wasting bicep. Unfortunately, no-one expects the respite to be anything but temporary

BofA Merrill Lynch hires JP Morgan's Wolff for global role

Anne Clarke Wolff will continue the integration of corporate and investment banking as co-head of corporate banking

Schroders inflows fall as investors take fright

Investors put £2bn into the UK asset manager in its second quarter, down from £3.1bn in the first quarter, although it still saw a rise in assets under management

EU set to demand concessions from NYSE/Deutsche Börse merger

European regulators due to rule on whether the merger to create a transatlantic super-exchange should require some concessions

SL Capital Partners boosts legal ranks as regulation looms

The private equity investment subsidiary of Standard Life Investments has hired a former Linklaters lawyer as the industry moves to comply with AIFM

The expected sell-off of gold-backed listed products on the back of the US debt agreement fails to materialise

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Rubicon takes former fund managers to court

NYSE Euronext technology woes mount

Outflows continue at Axa