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The registration statement filed with the SEC ahead of its planned flotation gives a revealing look into the size and shape of the private equity giant

US securities regulators are looking into whether ETFs had an effect on August’s stock market volatility

The departure of Sallie Krawcheck from her post as head of wealth management at Bank of America Merrill Lynch has drawn to a close another chapter in the career of one of the most powerful women on Wall Street

Meet BofA's new co-chief operating officers: Tom Montag and David Darnell

Montag was the highest paid exec at the firm last year, while Darnell has been with the bank since 1979

Star analyst calls for Tarp-style scheme in Europe

JP Morgan's lead bank analyst has told fund management clients that European authorities should inject ESFS cash direct into struggling banks

EU competition law set to boost high-speed trading

High-frequency trading firms are in line to benefit from a move by European legislators to shift derivatives trading onto regulated platforms

Groupon cancelled its roadshow and is reevaluating its plans to go public in the face of stock market volatility, according to a person familiar with the matter

French bank BNP Paribas has taken the unusual step of publishing a defence of its liquidity and funding adequacy in the form of a question and answers crib sheet on its website

A bright spot for investment banks amid the gloom

Research from Barclays Capital shows that bank profits as a percentage of assets have fallen from 2007 levels in every business line except corporate and investment banking

Six funds get behind ethical farmland investing

Swiss central bank's gamble on eurozone crisis

The monetary authorities are on a mission to halt the franc's appreciation but it is a risky business

Newedge turns to SocGen for operating chief

The French derivatives broker makes its second senior hire in as many months as it continues with plan to increase its headcount by 20% by mid-2012

Olympic rower leaves Cognetas amid fund suspension

A buyout executive who represented Great Britain in the 2004 Olympic Games has left Cognetas and joined a UK rival

The ethical investment stance taken by the Central Finance Board of the Methodist Church has brought market-beating returns, according to the manager’s latest report

FN Asset Management Awards 2011 - Multi-Asset Manager shortlist

With these funds' appeal among institutional investors unlikely to wane any time soon, the best at allocating between assets stand to benefit

BofA restructuring shows Merrill spinoff unlikely

US bank is realigning its management team so that its operations are concentrated together under three umbrellas - people, companies and institutional investors

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The Carlyle IPO in numbers

SEC looks into effect of ETFs on market

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