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FN reports from the NAPF annual conference in Manchester

US bank beefs up commodities and financial futures trading unit with HSBC quartet

BBC economics correspondent gave delegates a downbeat but realistic assessment of where the UK economy will be in five years’ time

Morgan Stanley trading impacted in ‘turbulent’ third quarter

Underlying revenues from all the major units of Morgan Stanley's investment banking business fell by double digit percentage points during the third quarter as turbulent markets hit financial activity

Morgan Stanley third quarter profit surges

Investment banking revenue for the third quarter at Morgan Stanley reached $864m, topping the $781m in investment banking revenue posted by rival Goldman Sachs

The pensions industry puts questions to Joy Moore, Alan Rubenstein, Otto Thoresen and Tim Jones

Asset managers decry 'purely political' short-selling ban

Brokers and asset managers lament that European politicians are not listening to evidence that shows a ban on naked short-selling CDS is actually harmful

NAPF: Funds look to property to beat inflation

Inflation was the word on everyone’s lips at the first morning of the National Association of Pension Funds annual conference today

NAPF: Tomlinson delivers swansong of pensions home truths

Outgoing chairman of the NAPF says the pensions industry needs to get better at working together in a tough economic climate

Former US Presidential candidate uses speech to sovereign wealth funds to call for financial incentives for long-term investors

Assets under management at the world's largest money manager fell 9% after a volatile third quarter

NAPF: Wheels finally begin to turn for auto-enrolment

If there is a criticism of the pensions industry, it is that in dealing with the issues of its past it has not paid enough attention to its future. The pensions industry must face it squarely and get on with it

LSE chairman says exchange mergers benefit investors

Chris Gibson-Smith says tie-ups will help create larger, more liquid markets, as he concedes that the London Stock Exchange was caught 'flat-footed' by the growth of high-speed trading

Banks' files seized by European Commission in interest rate probe

European officials take documents as part of investigation into alleged rate manipulation

Italian police impound $337m from UniCredit in investigation

Authorities are probing whether employees of the Milan-based bank committed tax fraud by buying complex financial products from UK bank Barclays

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FN at the NAPF annual conference, 2011

Jefferies Bache scoops HSBC Futures team

NAPF: Economy to return to the 1930s

Morgan Stanley trading impacted in ‘turbulent’ third quarter

Morgan Stanley third quarter profit surges

NAPF Conference Day One: Question Time