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Fund-of-fund managers has raised $400m as it goes up against rival Blackstone in the seeding stakes

The riddle of the missing bonus numbers at Barclays

Even the most casual observer will know that understanding how much investment banks pay their staff, how they pay them, and when they carry the cost of doing so is a (perhaps deliberately) murky affair

This is where financial regulation gets really nasty

Protectionism is on the rise with potentially devastating consequences for all

Prime rents in the City of London are now lower than they were 25 years ago, when Big Bang ushered in American and European investment banks with a seemingly limitless appetite for office space

How the financial industry should fight back

The City has been on the back foot for too long. It has to defend itself more boldly

Politicians on both sides of the Atlantic are targeting an industry already sensitive about  its image

Some leading investing experts are warning that index funds could destabilize the financial markets. The Wall Street Journal's Intelligent Investor weighs the evidence.

Banks see profits in corporate broking but are unsure how to harvest them

It looked like it could be the perfect pairing but pension schemes are fearful of commitment to infrastructure funds

Dividing the spoils between bankers and shareholders

When it comes to pay at investment banks, how much is too much?

How do you solve a problem like basis risk?

A breakdown in the relationship between cash positions and the derivatives used to hedge them is hurting fixed income revenues. Financial News analyses what the banks are doing to cope

New entrants are emerging to compete for a slice of the popular market for low-risk, liability-driven investment products in the UK

Esma enlists regulators for commodities taskforce

The head of the Financial Services Authority and one of its directors have been chosen to head up Esma's newly created commodities task force

Buyout chiefs plead poverty over fundraising

Private equity executives are turning to banks to cover commitments to their own funds

Pensions require wiggle room for exceptional circumstances

While quantitative easing is considered essential for the wider economy, it is very strong medicine for defined benefit pension schemes

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Grosvenor launches seeding initiative

World Bank: pick managers with care

The riddle of the missing bonus numbers at Barclays

This is where financial regulation gets really nasty

City rents back at 25-year lows

How the financial industry should fight back

Tax rises up the political agenda

Are index funds messing up the market?

Fee models start to bite

Infra funds fail to bridge the gap

Dividing the spoils between bankers and shareholders

How do you solve a problem like basis risk?

Pimco eyes LDI market with UK hires

Esma enlists regulators for commodities taskforce

Buyout chiefs plead poverty over fundraising

Pensions require wiggle room for exceptional circumstances