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Uncertainty over transition is not enough to dull investors’ appetite for Arab world’s most populous country

The demise of monetary unions past: Austro-Hungary 1919

Should the eurozone collapse, it would not be the first European currency union to fall by the wayside

Marex profits rise on strong derivatives trading

The London-based futures broker has enjoyed a record year amid volatile markets

In Pictures: FN100 Influential Women 2011

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Meet the women who are trying to make sense of the rapidly evolving economic and regulatory environment in Europe. This year's list in full can be viewed here .

UniCredit connection pays off again for BofA Merrill Lynch

The US bank is named as global coordinator on a $10.3bn capital raise for UniCredit, extending a long-standing relationship between the two banks

Citadel Capital receives $150m boost from US agency

The Egyptian private equity firm – which had investigated a sale of the business following the country's revolution – has been given a helping hand by a US government agency seeking 'to support the economic and political transformation of the Arab Spring'

UK chancellor tells parliamentary committee he is confident the UK can implement new regulation put forward by the Independent Commission on Banking earlier this year, despite potential conflicts with the EC

Credit Suisse moves to boost private bank

Credit Suisse folds private banking into the rest of the banks as it cuts costs

Espírito Santo launches Indian joint venture

Portuguese investment bank becomes the latest to open in the country through a partnership with the wealthy Burman family

Meet the man set to lead Deutsche Bank's supervisory board

Josef Ackermann has put forward an Austrian banker, with a long history of overseeing operations in Germany, as his number one candidate for chairman of the bank's supervisory board

Over half the managers surveyed by the BofA Merrill Lynch fund survey believe the US is set for a further downgrade, but the region is still regarded as far safer than the eurozone

Meet the new (permanent) chief executive of UBS

The Swiss bank has confirmed that Sergio Ermotti, the interim chief executive appointed in the wake of the alleged rogue trader scandal, has got the job on a permanent basis

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Investing in the Arab Spring: Egypt

The demise of monetary unions past: Austro-Hungary 1919

Marex profits rise on strong derivatives trading

In Pictures: FN100 Influential Women 2011

UniCredit connection pays off again for BofA Merrill Lynch

Citadel Capital receives $150m boost from US agency

Osborne confident on ICB rules

Credit Suisse moves to boost private bank

Espírito Santo launches Indian joint venture

Meet the man set to lead Deutsche Bank's supervisory board

Blakes adds to Gulf team

CBRE Global Investors makes senior hires

VTB Capital opens in Hong Kong

Managers flee to US despite debt fears

Meet the new (permanent) chief executive of UBS

CalPERS adds risk manager