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What's on Deutsche's risk radar for 2012?

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Deutsche Bank has picked its 10 key risks to watch out for in 2012. Along with a potential Greek exit from the eurozone and a further US downgrade, the German bank names 'better-than-expected economic growth' as a possible downside for investors

A decade after the collapse of Enron, the authors of the defining book on the scandal talk to Financial News about how the story is still relevant today

BNY Mellon goes on wealth management drive

The custodian has been busy hiring into its wealth management division as it works to expand the business

UK Treasury gets mixed feedback on banker pay proposals

One headhunter described the government proposals for greater pay transparency as 'politically naive', while a shareholder group said it 'could have gone further' – here are some of the reactions to the government proposals from the industry

NYSE-Börse considering spinning off derivatives businesses

The merger candidates last month submitted a range of potential remedies to overcome competitive concerns raised by the proposal.

Nasdaq chief executive said he's not interested in areas of the business that the exchanges have agreed to offload so far.

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Celebrities joined Icap for its 19th annual Charity Day, where 100% of all revenues and commissions are donated to a variety of causes. Here are photos from the day of trading.

Investors reduced their exposure to equities in November, resulting in net outflows of $600m from the global exchange-traded products industry

Swathes of new laws were created in the wake of the collapse of Enron, whose bankruptcy happened a decade ago last Thursday – we look at what has been learnt since then

UK starts consultation to tackle unacceptable bank bonuses

The UK government will target 15 banks including the UK banking operations of large foreign banks

UK mid-cap broker Numis Securities reported an increase in operating profits last year, bucking a tough trading environment that has taken its toll on many of its peers

The possible downgrade by S&P appears to have the Red Hot Chilli Peppers spooked

Gulf widens between US and European options trading

The US equity derivatives market remains in rude health, while Europe suffers a long, illiquid hangover

Henderson shares fall on infrastructure law suit

Equity analysts say they cannot quantify the implications of investors claiming hundreds of millions of pounds, but warn of 'uncertainty' and 'unhelpful sentiment'

European regulator demands more time for rule-making

Europe's leading securities watchdog has written a letter to the European Commission calling for more flexible deadlines for drafting new standards, amid fears that it is being overwhelmed by the raft of new legislation

Citigroup chief executive Vikram Pandit said the job cuts will be completed 'over the next few quarters' resulting in a charge of $400m in the fourth quarter

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What's on Deutsche's risk radar for 2012?

Q&A with Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind

BNY Mellon goes on wealth management drive

UK Treasury gets mixed feedback on banker pay proposals

NYSE-Börse considering spinning off derivatives businesses

Greifeld: We'd consider NYSE's Liffe

Icap charity trading day

ETPs record first outflows for a year

A decade on: Lessons from Enron

UK starts consultation to tackle unacceptable bank bonuses

Numis out to buck mid-cap malaise

Eurozone watch, December 7

Gulf widens between US and European options trading

Henderson shares fall on infrastructure law suit

European regulator demands more time for rule-making

Citigroup to cut 4,500 jobs, book charge