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Investment banking team of the Week: BarCap sovereign and supras debt group

The public debt team at BarCap pick up this week’s honours for two landmark transactions in Belgium and Spain

FSA final notices reveal greater focus on insider information

Two recent enforcement cases by the regulator focusing on market conduct around wall crossing have caught the attention of the City of London

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Disgruntled former employee Greg Smith launched his attack on Goldman Sachs; the investment head of UKFI Jim O'Neil warned Parliament about interfering with the banks; and Hector Sants announced his resignation as chief executive of the FSA.

The European Investment Fund hopes a partnership with the German government will breathe life into Europe's start-ups market

US law firms join top ranks of private equity advisers

Weil Gotshal & Manges and Kirkland & Ellis have moved into the top tier of legal firms for the buyout industry, according to annual rankings published today

The Swiss bank revises up its projections for Germany, France and the UK through 2013 but predicts worse to come for Spain

Goldman reviewing conflicts policies for M&A bankers

Other Wall Street banks are also looking at their processes for managing potential conflicts on deals

EU super-regulator reiterates demands to be fully-funded by the European Commission as its workload continues to grow

Centerview tops global technology rankings

The US boutique heads the league table after advising Cisco Systems on the largest-ever UK M&A deal involving a private equity firm in the tech sector

Greg Smith's resignation: The best of the blogs

The story of Greg Smith’s very public exit from Goldman Sachs has divided the blogosphere, with responses to the banker’s resignation ranging from celebration to condemnation

Collateral concerns loom over the futures market

The industry is focusing heavily on cross-margining in a bid to help clients make the most of their collateral

Restructuring of the bank’s high-command under future co-chief executives Anshu Jain and Juergen Fitschen continues

Few people working in financial markets regulation combine the deep industry experience, fierce intellect, modesty and sense of public service that Sants has brought to the role from which he has resigned – for the second time – today

Chief executive of the FSA, Hector Sants, who was also chief executive designate of the PRA, is to step down from the UK regulator

Banks grow leery of company pension funds

News Analysis: Cases such as Trinity Mirror's are far from a one-off as banks have to look carefully at corporate borrowers' DB obligations

Wealth adviser declares war on social media

US wealth adviser Elmer Rich III, an early convert to the value of social media in transactions with clients, has started to warn them off it

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Investment banking team of the Week: BarCap sovereign and supras debt group

FSA final notices reveal greater focus on insider information

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EIF launches business angels fund

US law firms join top ranks of private equity advisers

UBS upgrades eurozone growth forecasts

Goldman reviewing conflicts policies for M&A bankers

Esma repeats call for funding shake-up

Centerview tops global technology rankings

Greg Smith's resignation: The best of the blogs

Collateral concerns loom over the futures market

Deutsche Bank confirms new risk chief

Hector Sants: An alternative view

Hector Sants quits FSA

Banks grow leery of company pension funds

Wealth adviser declares war on social media