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Bats Europe names compliance chief ahead of merger decision

Alternative trading platform has named its new head of regulatory and legal affairs in the run-up to the final decision from the UK competition authorities on December 2

In the third of a five-part series assessing investment opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa, we look at how the king's decision to conciliate protests helped Morocco become one of the few in the region to grow in 2011

The demise of monetary unions: United States 1932-1933

America's own currency union fractured after the Great Crash of Wall Street – but its swift recovery may hold lessons for eurozone policymakers today

Icap revenues flat on lower voice trading

The world's largest interdealer broker blames a decline in risk appetite among its core client base of investment banks

Morgan Stanley 'very satisfied' with fixed income progress

In the first half of this year the bank recorded its highest fixed income underwriting revenues

News Analysis: The market has long expected a wave of job cuts, as investment banks have launched strategic reviews of their business lines, but this week has been one of the bloodiest so far for employee layoffs

Credit drags on bank revenues as tough Q4 looms

Data provider Coalition cuts billions of dollars from its full-year revenue forecast at the 10 largest investment banks after credit losses weighed heavily on third-quarter performance

Japanese two largest bourses are reportedly close to agreeing a merger create the world's third-largest exchange operator

UAE seeks final feedback on short-selling proposals

Financial regulator plans to regulate securities lending and short selling as part of plans to be upgraded to emerging market status.

News Analysis: The French Senate will vote this week on a proposal designed to clamp down on high frequency trading

Pension and SWFs offer hope for private equity fundraisings

A report by Morgan Stanley suggests that private equity funds remain attractive to pension funds and sovereign wealth funds

Fear and contagion have plagued Europe over the past 24 hours, despite the absence of any major event, as investors rounded on the debt of well-regarded eurozone states

The Swiss bank's rush to clarify its leadership is understandable given the challenges that UBS faces

Rolet shrugs off Italy concerns as LSE buoyed by clearing house

LSE chief executive dismisses concerns of exposure to Italy as UK exchange posts strong first-half performance

LinkedIn said shareholders will unload more than 6.7 million shares in a planned equity sale, with private equity firm Bain Capital shedding its entire stake

The chief executive said the bank needs to cut several hundred jobs in France to meet new capital rules

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Bats Europe names compliance chief ahead of merger decision

Investing in the Arab Spring: Morocco

The demise of monetary unions: United States 1932-1933

Icap revenues flat on lower voice trading

Morgan Stanley 'very satisfied' with fixed income progress

The week of the long knives

Credit drags on bank revenues as tough Q4 looms

Tokyo, Osaka exchanges near merger deal

UAE seeks final feedback on short-selling proposals

France plans strongest HFT attack yet

Pension and SWFs offer hope for private equity fundraisings

Eurozone watch, November 16

Capital challenge awaits new UBS chief

Rolet shrugs off Italy concerns as LSE buoyed by clearing house

LinkedIn holders to offer shares

SocGen to cut hundreds of jobs