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NYSE Euronext ups ante in Spanish fee war

Exchange group is set to follow rival trading venue with price promotion in Spanish stocks

Emerging markets show signs of dealflow reversal

Some of the big players are expected to exit south-east Asia, Latin America and Africa in the year ahead

Blackstone raises $10bn for real estate fund

The private equity firm is cementing its position as one of the world's dominant real estate investors

UBS joint global investment banking head to retire

Jimmy Neissa plans to leave the Swiss bank at the end of March

Investment bank of the Week: JP Morgan Cazenove

JP Morgan Cazenove is bank of the week after closing out the largest rights issue from a UK firm since 2010

Bank of America closes DB pension plan in US

US companies are following in the footsteps of those in the UK and moving employees over to defined contribution schemes

CME Group seeks to tie pay to performance

World’s largest futures exchange will offer executives shares linked to performance and stop issuing stock options

ECB's Mario Draghi takes tough line on austerity

ECB chief Draghi warned European countries that there is no escape from tough austerity measures and that the continent's traditional social contract is obsolete

There is nothing like a shot of liquidity from the ECB to set the market's pulse racing. But the euphoria is liable to wear off unless the dosage is increased. On that basis, the second Long-Term Refinancing Operation risks being a disappointment

If the eurozone crisis reminds you of 2007 when the collapse in the US sub-prime housing market led to billions being wiped off banks' balance sheets, then Credit Suisse has re-imagined a new 'financial product' to bring back those memories

The pace at which UK companies have adopted recommendations to add more women to their boards – outlined in the UK government-backed Davies report exactly one year ago today – has sped to a 'brisk walk'

Five ways to get more women into UK boardrooms

Helena Morrissey's 30% Club has set out a number of recommendations for UK corporates to consider to help them sit more women around the boardroom table

European head departs Ares ahead of fundraising

Gordon Watters, who spearheaded the launch of Ares Management's European operations in 2007, left the firm as the firm prepares launch of latest debt fund

Pantheon has promoted staff to partner level across four of its offices

UBS aims to double wealth management business in Japan

The Swiss bank plans to boost its private banking business in Japan as its investment banking business continues to feel the pinch

The Omaha firm's book value continues its long rise, but stock markets are unimpressed

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NYSE Euronext ups ante in Spanish fee war

Emerging markets show signs of dealflow reversal

Blackstone raises $10bn for real estate fund

UBS joint global investment banking head to retire

Investment bank of the Week: JP Morgan Cazenove

Bank of America closes DB pension plan in US

CME Group seeks to tie pay to performance

ECB's Mario Draghi takes tough line on austerity

Banking on another ECB liquidity fix

Chart of the Day: The eurozone as a CDO

30% Club looks to maintain momentum

Five ways to get more women into UK boardrooms

European head departs Ares ahead of fundraising

Pantheon names four new partners

UBS aims to double wealth management business in Japan

Buffett's Berkshire battle