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What do you think will happen in the next four months?

The financial markets will soon get back to work for what could be the toughest second half since 2008. We'd like you to tell us what you expect to happen to jobs, salaries, the economy and the financial markets. Click to find out how

Beckwith's hedge fund venture signs first two teams

RiverCrest Capital has hired former fund managers from Lansdowne Partners and M&G Investments and is preparing to launch a fund for each team

Bank of America to get $5bn investment from Berkshire

Warren Buffett said he called the bank's CEO to tell him he wanted to invest

Royal Mail pensions investment chief departs

Heath Mottram's exit comes as the UK's third-biggest pension plan begins to wind down its investments

Goldman Sachs International invokes pay cut clause

Goldman Sachs International has triggered a clause inserted into the employment contracts of a group of its London-based investment bankers in mid-2009 that will result in them having to take a pay cut, Financial News has learnt

The words 'buy' and 'Bank of America' haven't exactly rolled off investor tongues lately, but its high-yielding debt should tempt investors

Bats-Chi-X Europe tie-up raises few objections

The proposed merger between the two MTFs gets the support of a host of European trading participants

Too big, even bigger, or impossibly too big to fail?

Guest Comment: Analysts are widely tipping Ben Bernanke to announce QE3 at Jackson Hole this week and this has helped fuel a mini rally, but concerns remain for banking stocks

Sue Woodman's departure is the latest in a string of exits from the embattled turnaround specialist.

Head of ratings firm comes with track record of mending fences and mollifying critics

A pragmatic tax deal that papers over the cracks

Guest Comment: The secrecy of the Swiss banking sector has been left intact by the new UK tax agreement, although the take for the UK Treasury could be seen as a quick fix measure

Credit default swap traders bet US banks will dodge bullets

Some traders are taking advantage of an inversion in the credit default swap curve for US banks

Switzerland and UK seal initial tax agreement

UK residents with funds held in Swiss bank accounts will be open to inspection from UK tax authorities, in an agreement that could net the UK government up to £5bn

The bank has been given $20m to keep its flagship trading floor and other operations in the city

Asset Management Awards 2011 - Specialist consultant shortlist

Alternatives, socially responsible investment, private equity, and selecting fiduciary managers are all covered in the Specialist Consultant of the Year shortlist

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What do you think will happen in the next four months?

Beckwith's hedge fund venture signs first two teams

Bank of America to get $5bn investment from Berkshire

Royal Mail pensions investment chief departs

Goldman Sachs International invokes pay cut clause

BofA is still bank of opportunity

Bats-Chi-X Europe tie-up raises few objections

TBTF, EBTF, IBTF?

Mini rally lacks conviction

Top Alchemy exec to join Barclays PE

Challenges for new S&P boss

A pragmatic tax deal that papers over the cracks

Credit default swap traders bet US banks will dodge bullets

Switzerland and UK seal initial tax agreement

Connecticut offers UBS millions to stay

Asset Management Awards 2011 - Specialist consultant shortlist