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Deutsche Börse and NYSE tie-up threatened as EU talks stall

Deutsche Börse merger talks stall in pre-holiday meeting, according to sources

Highlights of 2011: Mifid II: in a nutshell

From October 21: After two years of information gathering, the European Commission published its 250-page rulebook for Mifid II. Here are the highlights

European debt issuance collapses to nine-year low

Eurozone crisis and banks' interconnectedness contribute to bond issuance falling in the second half to lowest level since 2002

Highlights of 2011: Timeline of MF Global: from Man Group to 'the next Goldman Sachs'

From October 31: Once the world’s largest independent futures brokerage, MF Global spent the weekend looking to find a buyer for the business. Here is a history of the firm, which is now run by former Goldman Sachs co-chief executive Jon Corzine

The Dutch Ministry of Finance has waded into the argument over the European Commission's proposed financial transaction tax

US private equity firms announce year-end promotions

Sun Capital and Silver Lake are paving the way for a new generation of senior executives and partners

Zombie ETFs are at a record high, with many hanging by a thread

UBS tops list for Asia investment banking fees

UBS has kept its spot as the top fee earner in the Asia-Pacific region despite a tumultuous year for the bank

Two hedge funds are suing Deutsche Bank for dragging its feet in a deal to buy claims for Madoff losses

An increasingly tough environment for launching new exchange-traded funds is encouraging firms with ambitions in the sector to consider buying the competition, according to Freeman & Company

SocGen appoints new chief financial officer

The French bank has brought in the former CFO at domestic rival Crédit Agricole in a surprise management shakeup

European Central Bank buys itself a quiet holiday respite

The ECB's three-year loans offered temporary relief during the festive period

Spain's new PM has appointed the former head of Lehman Brothers in Spain as finance minister

River & Mercantile equity manager Hugh Sergeant racked up huge returns by investing in stocks in the last 'anti-bubble' in 2009. Now he is hoping for lightning to strike twice

Private equity firms eyeing the troubled loan portfolios of Europe’s banks are wagering deals that involve the transfer of bankers and loan servicing staff

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Deutsche Börse and NYSE tie-up threatened as EU talks stall

Highlights of 2011: Mifid II: in a nutshell

European debt issuance collapses to nine-year low

Highlights of 2011: Timeline of MF Global: from Man Group to 'the next Goldman Sachs'

Dutch take aim at transaction tax

US private equity firms announce year-end promotions

More funds dying for fresh blood

UBS tops list for Asia investment banking fees

Funds sue Deutsche over deal on claims

ETF sector ripe for consolidation

SocGen appoints new chief financial officer

European Central Bank buys itself a quiet holiday respite

Banker will lead Spanish crisis fight

The return of the anti-bubble

Bank staff up for grabs in loan sales