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Deal of the week: BAE Systems’ $1.25bn bond

At a time when public debt issuance has all but dried up – amid the economic uncertainty over the eurozone debt crisis – five banks have landed roles as bookrunners on one of the largest US private placements since the financial crisis

Who is left driving UBS's 'turbocharged' equities division?

As heads begin to roll at UBS's equities division, here is a look at the key lieutenants in the London business

US law firms struggle to make their mark in Euro buyouts

Just two US-based law firms have muscled their way into the top 10 most active legal advisers on private equity deals for the year so far

Swiss firm Naisscent Capital says its data illustrates the growing convergence between hedge funds and long-only managers as the Ucits market gathers pace

As European authorities move towards launching a coordinated round of bank recapitalisations, analysts ask: is it going to be enough?

Trade of the week: Hungarian 'risk reversal'

With the forint sinking fast, it could be time to take a bet on central bank intervention to support the currency

Charlemagne Capital, the London-based emerging market boutique, has suffered a disastrous third quarter, with assets falling by a third

Barclays and Del Monte to pay $90m to settle deal suit

UK bank and food group settle a case that has raised conflict-of-interest questions about financing practices that had been common across Wall Street

UniCredit to cut staff In equity unit shake-up

Meet the financials stock picker (who has stepped down from financials)

Fund manager Jupiter announced this week that Philip Gibbs – one of the UK's best known financial stock pickers – is to step back from its financials funds to concentrate on its absolute returns portfolios

Ex-Citigroup M&A bankers reunite at Wells Fargo

The duo join as global investment banking revenues surge at the firm

The fund manager says many swap-based funds are designed purely to serve the trading interests of the big banks

High-speed traders warn Esma over new rules

Europe's biggest high-frequency trading firms have warned European regulators that a ‘one size fits all’ policy on computer-driven trading would harm the market

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The ranks of anti-capitalist campaigners that have taken residency on Wall Street in recent weeks under the banner 'Occupy Wall Street' have swelled in numbers, with many carrying their own personal message for workers in New York's financial district.

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The chief executive of Turquoise hit out against the proposed merger between NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse; the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer promised "credit easing" to help small businesses; and Alain Grisay, chief executive of  F&C Asset Management for the past six years, resigned

The volatile stock markets have dented the ambitions of hostile bidders, pushing the number of bids worldwide down to a six-year low

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Deal of the week: BAE Systems’ $1.25bn bond

Who is left driving UBS's 'turbocharged' equities division?

US law firms struggle to make their mark in Euro buyouts

Ucits hedge funds top the 1,000 mark

Analysts run the rule over Euro-Tarp

Trade of the week: Hungarian 'risk reversal'

Charlemagne battered by falling markets

Barclays and Del Monte to pay $90m to settle deal suit

UniCredit to cut staff In equity unit shake-up

Meet the financials stock picker (who has stepped down from financials)

Ex-Citigroup M&A bankers reunite at Wells Fargo

Fidelity slams synthetic ETFs

High-speed traders warn Esma over new rules

Signs of the times on Wall Street

People in the news this week

Hostile M&A sinks to six-year low