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Debt bankers urge Europe's corporates to be flexible

European companies are being encouraged to be flexible about the currency in which they issue debt because of the continued instability in the eurozone bond markets

Views from the top: What was the most worrying development in 2011?

Financial News asked the great and the good of financial services to look back on the past year and tell us what they thought was the most worrying development of 2011

Six X-Clear brings benefits of clearing competition to the Prague Stock Exchange

T2S boosted by award of technology mandates

The ECB has provisionally awarded licences for the technology behind its delayed plans to create a platform that will integrate and harmonise Europe’s settlement systems

ECB allots record €489.19bn in refinancing operation

The European Central Bank beats market expectations in a sign that banks expect other sources of funding to remain tight through 2012

Top UBS marketer exits in fiduciary rejig

The asset management arm of the Swiss bank has confirmed that its head of fiduciary business development in the UK is no longer required

The ECB's unlimited three-year loans look good at face value, but may pose a whole new set of risks

Osborne launches fresh attack on Tobin tax

The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer has rejected claims from the European Union that a financial transactions tax would raise billions in revenues

Syz & Co fund aims to benefit from panicky markets

Fund manager looks to offer new tail-risk strategy to profit from both normal and abnormal markets

Investigators are questioning MF Global's transfer of $200m to a company account days before it filed for bankruptcy

The listed private equity investor wants to give as much as £170m back to shareholders, but has not set date for new investments

Moody's: UK has reduced ability to absorb shocks

The ratings agency determines that the UK is strong enough to keep its triple-A rating, but warns of potential threats

The UK bank will sell its Japanese wealth management business to Credit Suisse as it restructures its global operations

Profits at the US investment bank fell in the fourth quarter on the back of a deal drought and debt exposure

Highlights of 2011: Naguib Kheraj: 32 days later

From February 17: The decision by the former JP Morgan Cazenove chief executive to quit Lazard after just four-and-a-half weeks may have come as a shock – but finding a place for the natural leader was always going to be difficult

Highlights of 2011: Secretive trading firm unseats Goldman Sachs

From October 17: A mystery trading firm unseated Goldman Sachs to become the number one player on the New York Stock Exchange’s program trading list during the last week of September

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Debt bankers urge Europe's corporates to be flexible

Views from the top: What was the most worrying development in 2011?

Swiss clearer moves into Czech market

T2S boosted by award of technology mandates

ECB allots record €489.19bn in refinancing operation

Top UBS marketer exits in fiduciary rejig

Staring into the ECB's mini bazooka

Osborne launches fresh attack on Tobin tax

Syz & Co fund aims to benefit from panicky markets

MF Global transfer draws scrutiny

SVG Capital to return shareholder cash

Moody's: UK has reduced ability to absorb shocks

HSBC sells Japan private bank

Jefferies Group profit drops 23%

Highlights of 2011: Naguib Kheraj: 32 days later

Highlights of 2011: Secretive trading firm unseats Goldman Sachs