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Arle hires Capital Safety chief as partner

The UK buyout firm has tapped the ex-boss of a portfolio company in its latest effort to rebuild its investment team

Macquarie Capital adds principal investments head

Seven of Europe's biggest financial trade bodies have joined forces to raise concerns over the ability of European regulators to formulate new rules

Morgan Stanley expects to take share from European rivals

US bank plans to increase its market share in Europe as chief executive James Gorman says the industry is undergoing a long-term structural change

Venture investment up despite fundraising constraints

The number of venture financings in the US last year rose to its highest since 2001, according to the latest data from VentureSource

The founder of hedge fund CQS uses his latest investor letter to highlight the contradictory nature of Basel III and Solvency II

The world’s largest custodian announces a senior reshuffle in its asset servicing division, creating a deputy-chief executive role and bringing its regional client management responsibilities under one head

Nomura's joint deputy president, Jasjit "Jesse" Bhattal, resigned after pushing a proposal to buy up billions of dollars of Italian government bonds

Wells Fargo: Investment banking – just 'another arrow in our quiver'

Recently-crowned the largest Western bank by market capitalisation, Wells Fargo is keen to play down its growing investment banking business

Moody's warns on global banks' creditworthiness

The ratings agency says global bank ratings are likely to decline across the board in 2012, as lenders grapple with the eurozone crisis and new capital requirements

A report suggests Germany could move to favour a European Union-wide version of the UK's stamp duty to win over David Cameron

IB team of the Week: HSBC sovereign and agencies

HSBC’s team of debt bankers serving sovereigns, supranationals and agencies, or SSAs, has established dominance over the sector since the start of the year

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David Cameron threatened to strip Sir Fred Goodwin of his knighthood; James Gorman, Lloyd Blankfein and Vikram Pandit announced their banks' fourth quarter results; and Mervyn King argued with the TSC over the governance of the Bank of England.

Timothy Ryan will relocate from Tokyo where he heads up the Japan operations

Credit Suisse bought a package of mortgage bonds from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York that it took on as part of its 2008 AIG bailout

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Arle hires Capital Safety chief as partner

KNEIP hires subsidiary manager

Macquarie Capital adds principal investments head

Trade bodies unite to raise Esma fears

Morgan Stanley expects to take share from European rivals

Venture investment up despite fundraising constraints

Hintze warns of 'opposing' regulation

BNY Mellon shuffles asset servicing deck

Nomura passed on Italian bonds

Wells Fargo: Investment banking – just 'another arrow in our quiver'

Moody's warns on global banks' creditworthiness

Merkel considers retreat over Tobin tax

IB team of the Week: HSBC sovereign and agencies

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