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Trade body warns of FX impact from Tobin tax

Study commissioned by the Global Financial Markets Association and carried out by analysts at US research firm Oliver Wyman argues FX transaction costs could be up to 18 times higher under Tobin tax

Half of investors opt to exit NBG covered bonds

Almost half of the investors in covered bonds issued by the National Bank of Greece take up the bank's offer of a buy-back, attracted by a premium to the bonds’ trading levels amid continuing concerns over the sovereign backdrop

US bank's securities and banking division reports its first quarterly loss since 2008 following a halving in revenues in the final three months of 2011

Private equity execs fear for boom-era deals

Returns on 2005 and 2006 deals could be 'the worst in private equity history', warns one partner

Englander's Millennium eyes Korean outpost

The move would mark the first local entry of an overseas fund, following South Korea's decision to shore up its alternative investment industry

Citigroup profit dips 8% on choppy capital markets

A dismal December bond market and a series of one-time charges hurts results at the US bank

Risk institute calls for new ETF designations

The French-based Edhec-Risk Institute believes the distinction between synthetic and physical funds is ‘artificial’ and could lead to misselling

ECB considers alternative to bond purchases

JP Morgan Asset Management appoints Nordic head

BGF regional recruitment continues in Bristol

The UK-bank backed Business Growth Fund has continued its aggressive recruitment drive, despite admitting no deals are imminent in the south west or south Wales

Financials hit Lansdowne Partners in 2011

The portfolio managers of the firm's flagship UK fund say there is still a 'mis-pricing' in retail bank stocks, which contributed heavily to the fund's first annual loss in a decade

Many employees will received deferred payments in a sign of challenging Wall Street conditions

The downgrade of the European Financial Stability Facility follows last week's decision to penalise nine eurozone countries

Investors began 2012 with renewed optimism

A survey carried out just before the credit rating downgrades of eurozone countries showed that investors were slowly increasing their risk appetites

Record, the UK-listed currency manager, has revealed client outflows of $4.3bn in its third quarter to December

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Trade body warns of FX impact from Tobin tax

Half of investors opt to exit NBG covered bonds

Citi fulfils fourth-quarter fears

Private equity execs fear for boom-era deals

Englander's Millennium eyes Korean outpost

Citigroup profit dips 8% on choppy capital markets

AIA could target ING Asian assets

Risk institute calls for new ETF designations

ECB considers alternative to bond purchases

JP Morgan Asset Management appoints Nordic head

BGF regional recruitment continues in Bristol

Financials hit Lansdowne Partners in 2011

Morgan Stanley to cap 2011 cash bonuses

S&P cuts rating on Europe bailout fund

Investors began 2012 with renewed optimism

Currency manager suffers client loss