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Five concerns over Esma's ETF-Ucits consultation

Asset managers have responded to Esma's consultation on ETFs and Ucits - with securities lending a particular worry

ETF sector acknowledges physical-synthetic split

The split in the exchange-traded fund industry between the physical and synthetic models was on display – albeit in a muted form – in the market's response to a consultation paper by the pan-European regulator

Investors move back into the ETF market after last year's poor economic conditions and Greek woes

Securing Facebook burnishes Nasdaq's reputation as the exchange favoured by high-tech companies

The Boat Race rowers making a splash in the City

With the 158th boat race between Oxford and Cambridge taking place this weekend, Financial News looks at some former blues plying their trade in the Square Mile

Hannam website launched as banker battles fine

Former JP Morgan Cazenove chairman of equity capital markets Ian Hannam, who quit to clear his name of an FSA charge this week, has launched a website

Private equity on alert amid eurobond tax clampdown

Private equity firms issuing eurobonds to portfolio companies could be hit by a UK government crackdown on the tax benefits associated with these securities, according to legal experts

James Gorman's compensation for 2011 trails that of some of the heads of other big banks

Jamie Dimon's total compensation as chief executive of JP Morgan stayed flat last year at $23m, but some of  his top lieutenants received cuts of between 4% and 7% to their pay packages

Egyptian index, which collapsed after the Arab Spring, has rallied with the highest global growth in the first quarter of 2012

Michael Berry, head of debt advisory, has left Oriel Securities and the firm has named ex-JP Morgan Cazenove research head David Knox as its head of equities

JP Morgan adds Mena global corporate banking head

JP Morgan has promoted its senior country officer for Saudi Arabia to a new role as head of global corporate banking in the Middle East and Africa

Meet the thick-skinned chief of Fitch Ratings

After more than 20 years in the industry, new chief executive Paul Taylor should have just the constitution for the job

Environment is US shareholders' 'top concern'

Ernst & Young finds that green resolutions, rather than those on executive pay, will dominate company meetings in 2012, for third consecutive year

Ex-Barca man goes talent spotting at Mangrove

A Catalan entrepreneur who claims to have been instrumental in appointing Josep 'Pep' Guardiola as the manager of FC Barcelona, joins early-stage investor Mangrove Capital

Deutsche Börse plans close of small-cap board

The German stock market operator said yesterday that it expects to close the market in December after revealing in February that it had suffered market abuse

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Five concerns over Esma's ETF-Ucits consultation

ETF sector acknowledges physical-synthetic split

ETF inflows rebound after tough 2011

Facebook to list on Nasdaq

The Boat Race rowers making a splash in the City

Hannam website launched as banker battles fine

Private equity on alert amid eurobond tax clampdown

Morgan Stanley CEO's comp valued at $13m

Dimon's pay emerges intact

Egypt leads the world

Oriel names new capital markets chiefs

JP Morgan adds Mena global corporate banking head

Meet the thick-skinned chief of Fitch Ratings

Environment is US shareholders' 'top concern'

Ex-Barca man goes talent spotting at Mangrove

Deutsche Börse plans close of small-cap board