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The world’s largest derivatives trade body says the costs of moving swaps trading onto electronic platforms will 'inevitably' be passed on to investors

Headcount continues to rise at global banks

The total number of staff working at 11 of the biggest global banks rose during the third quarter of this year, despite many financial institutions pledging to make swingeing job cuts, according to Financial News analysis

Bullish SocGen kicks off UK asset manager analysis

Analysts at Societe Generale have initiated coverage on UK asset management industry and, unlike their rivals, believe the sector has attractions that are not to be found in the wider world of finance

Deloitte, Rothschild and Goldman win out in private equity awards

Deloitte took home three awards and Rothschild won the highly-coveted financial sponsors prize at last night's Private Equity News event

Ex-Aberdeen buyout arm fails to raise debut fund

Spirit Capital has abandoned plans to raise its debut fund and is now focused on 'developing new ideas' instead

1,066 US brokerage employees are continuing to work and get paid and have not been told when they will be fired

State Street adds head of compliance in Ireland

Emea equity-linked volumes hit 15-year low

Global volumes for the year to date sink to $61.7bn, led by a sharp decline in Europe, Middle East and Africa

Wall St bankers boycott chef for 'Hitler' jibe

Mario Batali has got into a spot of bother for comparing his high-paying clientele to Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin

Chart of the Day: Is changing a leader bad for the bond market?

Hanging on to prime ministers may be advisable if the struggling economies of the eurozone are to recover the faith of the bond markets

Sharks, aliens and the Italian bond crisis

The Italian debt crisis is real enough but it started to feel more like a Hollywood movie this week, as feelings of fear among market participants, magnified by media, skyrocketed

The UK-listed private equity firm shrinks to half the size it was prior to the credit crunch as it unveils further job losses

Insider trading cases rise as the US regulator flexes new muscles to pursue its highest-ever number of enforcement actions in the year ended September

Portfolios track a new wave of indexes that emulate approaches used by active fund managers

Il Cavaliere is on his way out, but who will take Silvio Berlusconi’s place in the Roman amphitheatre?

Goldman's decision to reduce its stake in ICBC shakes market confidence and could lead the way for other investors' exits from the sector

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Isda warns of spiralling swap costs

Headcount continues to rise at global banks

Bullish SocGen kicks off UK asset manager analysis

Deloitte, Rothschild and Goldman win out in private equity awards

Ex-Aberdeen buyout arm fails to raise debut fund

MF Global staff await fate sans Corzine

State Street adds head of compliance in Ireland

Emea equity-linked volumes hit 15-year low

Wall St bankers boycott chef for 'Hitler' jibe

Chart of the Day: Is changing a leader bad for the bond market?

Sharks, aliens and the Italian bond crisis

3i to make fresh round of cuts

SEC enforcement cases hit record levels

ETFs mimic stock pickers' strategies

Call in the next gladiator

What does Goldman see in ICBC?