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Emergence of Delta One players increases calls to tackle transparency issues

Three years on from the shotgun marriage of Merrill Lynch and Bank  of America, the company has made a lot of progress. But there are signs that its banking and markets division  is unsettled

Former MTS executive Zoë Boston finally took the plunge and left the finance industry to set up a health and fitness company that aims to help City workers reduce their stress

Fastest man in the City runs out on  BofA Merrill Lynch

Andy Greenleaf has jogged off to be a senior consultant at financial services group Capco

MF Global filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New York on Monday morning after an effort to sell itself to Interactive Brokers Group failed

Timeline of MF Global: from Man Group to 'the next Goldman Sachs'

Once the world’s largest independent futures brokerage, MF Global spent the weekend looking to find a buyer for the business. Here is a history of the firm, which is now run by former Goldman Sachs co-chief executive Jon Corzine

Bankers have helped typecast themselves as villains

Popular culture abhors a vacuum. The failings of the financial industry’s trade bodies have created one

FN100 Influential Women: The women battling Europe’s crisis

This year's pick of the most influential women are facing up to the challenge of the eurozone’s woes

Bank to the future: does the past show the way?

Last week’s 25th anniversary of Big Bang – the deregulation of the City of London in 1986 – is a good time to ponder whether the investment banking industry can learn anything from the past as it seeks to find a route to a more sustainable future

Fund mandates of the week: Legal & General, SunGard and BNY Mellon

This week's round-up is led by the biggest bulk annuity contract in the UK, a county council pension fund's intention to increase allocations to emerging markets, and an appointment for the world's largest custodian in Rwanda

The investment bank's fixed income, currencies and commodities division holds up well in the third quarter, relative to rivals, as gains on the bank's own credit help pre-tax profits more than double

Shareholders and employees are search for clarity in the wake of the rogue trading scandal

TMX Group board backs Maple Group takeover plan

Canadian exchange operator TMX Group said late Sunday that it would back a $3.8bn takeover plan pushed by Maple Group's bank-led consortium

Jefferies shelves European fund placement spin-out

The 'advanced' plans are withdrawn after it emerges that the head of the placement team is leaving to join a US buyout firm

Switzerland’s national stock market has attracted a raft of influential high-frequency trading firms this year as it attempts to overhaul its electronic trading systems

Soaring pay packets among fund managers and corporate directors are igniting the tempers of investors

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ETF market urged to remove the veils

Can Montag stop Merrill misfiring?

Life after the City: Zoë Boston

Fastest man in the City runs out on BofA Merrill Lynch

MF Global files for bankruptcy

Timeline of MF Global: from Man Group to 'the next Goldman Sachs'

Bankers have helped typecast themselves as villains

FN100 Influential Women: The women battling Europe’s crisis

Bank to the future: does the past show the way?

Fund mandates of the week: Legal & General, SunGard and BNY Mellon

One-off gains boost resilient BarCap

UBS under pressure to name permanent CEO

TMX Group board backs Maple Group takeover plan

Jefferies shelves European fund placement spin-out

High-speed traders pile into Switzerland

Alarm bells ring over huge pay rises