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The biggest threat to the banks? Look east

In a few years’ time, western firms may realise that they spent the early 2010s worrying about the wrong things. If they still exist, that is…

More than four out of five of the world’s wealthy are dissatisfied with the investment performance of their bank, a new survey has shown

Bank capital needs boost property deal hopes

Europe’s business real estate market shows signs of  life and even commercial mortgage-backed securities are staging a tentative comeback

JP Morgan continues custody charge under Jetley

In the 100 days since Dinkar Jetley was named chief executive of JP Morgan Worldwide Securities Services, the custodian bank has extended its service offerings across Asia, Europe and Latin America

Slimmed down and refocused, the bank’s equity capital markets business is back in shape

In the latest in  a series on the future of private equity, Financial News assesses the outlook and the opportunities to boost the industry’s standing

A restructuring at his firm and a frustrating hunt for a lobster lunch prompted former analyst Luke Holden to leverage his fishing background and set up New York restaurant Luke’s Lobster

China’s leading  banks have been making inroads into London slowly and patiently, but their plans might be  about to gather pace

Financial News talks to Tom Kloet about the Canadian exchange’s future and why a  tie-up with the Maple Group falls short of the aborted merger with the LSE

The firm eyes selling hedge fund products to its institutional clients

Capitalism is for burning at anti-profit festival

Nevada offers something for everyone, it has no favourites - it is the apotheosis of capitalism

Grübel has steadied the ship at UBS, but it remains a job half-finished

Meet the man to replace Grübel (for now)

Sergio Ermotti, who became UBS’s third chief executive in four years after Oswald Grübel resigned from the under-fire bank on Saturday morning, comes with a broad wealth of experience in various senior investment banking roles

Scottish manager on course to beat profit expectations despite a 5% fall in assets under management

JP Morgan analysts set out how Europe's governments might go about recapitalising their country's banks through a version of the US's Troubled Asset Relief Programme, three weeks after telling buyside clients they support such an idea

Private equity arm of part government-owned bank says pay increases for its staff in 2010 reflect the 'quality and timing' of its exit strategy

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The biggest threat to the banks? Look east

Wealthy give banks the thumbs down

Bank capital needs boost property deal hopes

JP Morgan continues custody charge under Jetley

Citigroup plans a return to the top

Buyout firms squeezed by poor returns

Life after the City: Luke Holden

Meet your new Chinese bosses

TMX chief charts a new course

Schroders shows NewFinance the way

Capitalism is for burning at anti-profit festival

The story of Oswald Grübel at UBS

Meet the man to replace Grübel (for now)

Aberdeen buoyant despite fall in assets

The anatomy of a €150bn Euro-Tarp

LDC defends pay hike