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Investor Services Quarterly: Custodians rethink fees

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Financial News addresses the big issues facing the investor services industry, including how consulting services are set to become a new source of revenue for custodians

China’s emergence as a consumer helped to overhaul the decades-old system of setting the benchmark price

Viability of the unified European securities market is in question as Britain, Norway and Switzerland withdraw support

Investing in football: It’s a funny old game

The finance behind the sport has attracted scrutiny as the government and football’s ruling bodies aim to ensure highly leveraged buyout models are not imposed on iconic clubs

US technology firms play a cat-and-mouse game to outflank short-sellers and thwart the bargain hunters

RBS builds execution business in hostile climate

The taxpayer-owned bank hopes to break into the increasingly tough global equities trading market

Groundhog Day for merger arbitrage managers

In a situation eerily reminiscent of the start of 2011, there is expectation again for strong M&A activity and a promising outlook for hedge funds next year. However, the reality this year was very different

The third annual rankings of the performance of private equity firms reveals some surprising changes

The less glamorous aspects of banking are being combined with markets units to provide corporate clients with a one-stop shop

The big foreign exchange dealing banks are developing tools and apps to enhance their platforms

Asia leads way in commodity exchange surge

Demand is rising for commodity derivatives as investors diversify their portfolios and chase high returns

Big deals are off the table as Morgan Stanley Investment Management seeks expansion from within

Focus on ETFs: Wealth manager uses ETFs to switch asset allocation at minimal trading cost

Administrators are being forced to invest heavily to comply with new US tax evasion rules

Investment banks face up to a miserable reckoning

All the indicators suggest that the investment banking industry is coming to the end of an era

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Investor Services Quarterly: Custodians rethink fees

Banks tap into iron ore derivatives

Future of T2S hangs in the balance

Investing in football: It’s a funny old game

Social finance offers profit and harmony

Tech stocks crank up pricing tension

RBS builds execution business in hostile climate

Groundhog Day for merger arbitrage managers

Waterland leads buyout league

Banks vie to master the flow universe

FX dealers embrace mobile revolution

Asia leads way in commodity exchange surge

MSIM takes organic tack

Thurleigh chief takes a balanced view

Firms count cost of Fatca compliance

Investment banks face up to a miserable reckoning