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In the aftermath of the UBS rogue trader scandal, we look at Delta One – a unit that many banks had flagged up in the second quarter as a sustainable source for revenues in volatile markets

Swiss schemes get to grips with new currency environment

The Swiss National Bank's euro-franc peg has made big investors think twice, but radical changes are unlikely

One of the world’s oldest private equity firms has hired a former Kohlberg Kravis Roberts principal in an effort to ramp up its coverage of the German-speaking region

Shareholders are more supportive of large merger and acquisition deals now than at any time since 2005, according to a JP Morgan note to clients

Bankers worried by uncertainty of market reforms

The outlook for global market infrastructure is still muddied four years after the crisis began, bankers tell the attendees at this year's Sibos conference in Toronto

Troika taps BofA Merrill for banking chief

The Russian bank continues its hiring spree with the appointment of a former Bank of America Merrill Lynch telecoms head as it looks to expand

Fidelity turns to rivals to boost its equities business

The asset manager hires two senior executives from rivals F&C Asset Management and Henderson to take on the roles of head of European and global equities

Commitment, if made, by the big institutional investor would be a rare UK undertaking in the renewable energy source

Just under $10bn remains of quota allocated to qualified foreign institutional investors

The head of the asset manager's institutional business in the UK has been handed the reins of Schroders NewFinance Capital

Scott Bessent is the firm's fifth chief investment officer since April 2000

Ex-AIG fixer launches own restructuring firm

Jim Millstein, the former Lazard banker, has decided to go it alone after a two-year stint helping the US government recoup money from its bailout of insurer AIG

Progress on Sepa is too slow, Sibos delegates warned

Non-bank entities such as Facebook may triumph over European payments industry if agreement isn't reached

The fate of the eurozone will be determined not in Athens but in Rome. The market now believes a Greek default is inevitable, but the key to containing the fallout depends on Italy, viewed by investors as the next weakest link in the euro chain

Ex-Goldman executive joins clearer’s board

Europe's largest CDS clearinghouse adds a senior consultant to its board as the firm gets ready to tap new markets

The Russian investment bank suffers a 25%, or $17m, slump in profits at its European brokerage

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Delta One: the end of the cash cow?

Swiss schemes get to grips with new currency environment

TA Associates bolsters German coverage

Emea markets warm to M&A

Bankers worried by uncertainty of market reforms

Troika taps BofA Merrill for banking chief

Fidelity turns to rivals to boost its equities business

Insight warms to solar power opportunity

Investors in China urged to act

Schroders names new hedge fund chief

Soros appoints new CIO

Ex-AIG fixer launches own restructuring firm

Progress on Sepa is too slow, Sibos delegates warned

Rome is still fiddling as Greece burns

Ex-Goldman executive joins clearer’s board

RenCap hit by Europe strategy rejig