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Almost a quarter of respondents to our survey on the exchange-traded fund industry are holding on to their ETFs for more than a year

Trading & Technology Quarterly: Building data bridges

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Those who want to keep count of trades and positions of derivate dealers are sharply divided between the need for competition and heading off threat of systemic risk.

Colonel Gadaffi is no more. Tunisians have chosen their first freely-elected representatives in parliament. Egyptians are poised to follow them to the polls later this month. In the first of a five-part series assessing investment opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa, we look at what post-Arab Spring Tunisia has to offer

Momentum is building for the introduction of a globally recognised system of legal identification codes that will shine a light on counterparty risk

Those who want to keep count of the trades and positions of derivative dealers are sharply divided between the need for competition and heading off threat of systemic risk

After working in mergers and acquisitions, and then private equity, Alice Hastings-Bass made a nerve-wracking decision to quit her City career to start an online fashion and shopping company

After five years of losses and ‘willful blindness’, it might be time for UBS to bite the bullet with its investment bank when it unveils a new strategy his week

World’s largest money manager says private holders of Greek debt should write off almost the entire value of the asset class

UniCredit to launch joint venture with Kepler Capital Markets

Italian bank confirms it is to launch a partnership in European equities, in an operation which will resemble Exane BNP Paribas, as first reported by Financial News

Microfinance struggles with UK growing pains

Getting pension funds to make direct investments in lending to the world’s developing nations is proving to be a challenge

As economic uncertainty in Europe takes hold, investors are advising caution on M&A deals

Italian bank has outlined a long-awaited strategic plan, saying it would shake up of its investment bank, reorganise its Central and East European businesses and launch a €7.5bn capital increase

Finding the next financial box-office hit

Banks are stuck between a rock and a hard place as they battle to meet the June deadline for capital requirements

Fidelity’s Bolton still optimistic despite losses

Anthony Bolton has apologised to investors for the poor performance from his China Special Situations Fund, but remains positive about the future for the fund despite ‘brutal markets’

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ETF Snapshot Survey

Trading & Technology Quarterly: Building data bridges

Investing in the Arab Spring: Tunisia

Support grows for ID tags

Rivals vie for derivatives connection

Life after the City: Alice Hastings-Bass

Time for some radical thinking at UBS

BlackRock calls for 80% Greek haircut

UniCredit to launch joint venture with Kepler Capital Markets

Microfinance struggles with UK growing pains

Slow. Slower. And Stop.

UniCredit plans €7.5bn capital hike

Finding the next financial box-office hit

US banks warn of European credit crisis

Fidelity’s Bolton still optimistic despite losses

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