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US Jobs Act sparks small-cap listings flurry

The Jobs Act, one of the few moves to deregulate markets made by any government since the financial crisis, has had an early and positive impact in the US

Swiss switch for Credit Suisse funds chief

Gerhard Lohmann, chief operating officer for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Credit Suisse Asset Management, has left the firm

The highest-paid director at the European arm of asset manager Pimco was paid £29.9m in 2011, double that of JP Morgan chief executive Jamie Dimon

Barker, who played a major role in building Liquidnet's successful block trading business outside the US, is set to leave the company after 11 years

The fund manager has not posted a quarter of net inflows since 2007

Man Group's AHL slips further from fee milestone

The hedge fund giant's flagship computer strategy has moved further from the point at which it can start charging performance fees, but funds run by GLG have been gaining ground

BofA Merrill rejigs European equities management

US investment bank has moved its head of equity research for Europe, the Middle East and Africa to run its equities distribution team, Financial News has learnt

Profits at the global information provider rise as financial terminal sales grow by 30%

A willingness to embrace risk led to ETF inflows in the first quarter, with providers optimistic about annual growth

Former BoE economist Sushil Wadhwani says the equity-risk premium is at a 25-year high and schemes should try to overcome their risk aversion

Private equity firm successfully refinances portfolio company with RBS, in a controversial deal that allows it to pay a dividend

The alternative exchange operator puts the failure of its IPO behind it to complete technology migration of Chi-X Europe

The bank is planning about 2,000 staff cuts in its investment banking, commercial banking and non-US wealth-management units, said people familiar with the situation

As the UK government offloads Actis, Financial News looks at how to value a private equity firm

Ex-Morgan Stanley duo complete first buyout

A private equity firm founded by two former Morgan Stanley executives has completed its first buyout deal – using deal-by-deal financing rather than a traditional fund structure, an approach increasingly favoured by buyout firms

Banking analysts at Japanese bank argue BNP Paribas and UniCredit are being unfairly penalised by the markets – and are set to outperform their peers in the short term

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US Jobs Act sparks small-cap listings flurry

Swiss switch for Credit Suisse funds chief

Top Pimco Europe earner nets £30m

Barker to leave Liquidnet

Legg Mason profit rises 10%

Man Group's AHL slips further from fee milestone

BofA Merrill rejigs European equities management

Thomson Reuters profit rises 26%

European ETF market grows nearly 10%

Pensions advised to re-consider equities

RBS deal prompts Palamon dividend

Bats Europe completes Chi-X integration

Bank of America to cut from elite ranks

How do you value a private equity firm?

Ex-Morgan Stanley duo complete first buyout

Nomura positive on banking laggards