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The bank is continuing to build in the region, after launching a prime services platform in Hong Kong last year

Anthony Abenante, co-chief executive of Instinet, is set to leave his role at the Nomura-owned agency brokerage following a management shake-up, Financial News understands

There are 118 initial filings for companies that plan to list on US exchanges, and COO Larry Leibowitz is confident of attracting a large chunk to the platform

Daniel Naftalin, partner at Mishcon de Reya who worked on the Commerzbank bonus dispute, argues that more legal cases will follow

Goldman has one day of trading losses in Q1

The first quarter was Goldman's best trading quarter since the beginning of last year

Martin Currie hit with twin fine in conflict of interest case

The Edinburgh-based fund manager has today been fined a combined $14m by regulators in the US and the UK

Deutsche Bank head of FX research says euro breakup fears overblown

Market hysteria over a breakup of the single currency is unwarranted, says the market's largest currency dealer

Investment bankers of the Week: BofA Merrill UK ECM

The bank was mandated as sole underwriter on a £1bn-plus block trade of stock in consumer goods group Reckitt Benckiser

The alternative exchange operator will mothball its Asian dark pool Chi-East later this month

European bailout code puts sovereign stability under threat

Fears grow that the text establishing the permanent bailout mechanism for eurozone countries could lead to 'multi-notch downgrades and widespread selling of secondary debt'

Impact of thin trading volumes continues to bite across the financial sector as interdealer broker reports drop in first-quarter revenues

RBC Capital Markets settles with Massachusetts over ETF sales

The bank will hand back $2.9m to investors after "selling products it did not understand"

Former Morgan Stanley co-president Zoe Cruz is closing the hedge fund she started two years ago

City bonuses at lowest level since mid-Nineties

A 48% plunge in bonuses this year will leave payouts at just a fifth of their 2007 peak, as fresh data from the Centre for Economics and Business Research think tank heaps further gloom on London’s wholesale financial sector

Double departure hits Credit Suisse electronic trading team

The electronic trading division of the Swiss bank has been hit by departures following a management reshuffle in Europe

Strong demand for high yield bonds in the US is helping private equity firms refinance, but the leveraged loan market remains muted

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HSBC appoints Asia prime services head

Instinet co-chief to leave amid shake-up

NYSE Euronext has 'healthy' IPO pipeline

More bonus disputes...guaranteed

Goldman has one day of trading losses in Q1

Martin Currie hit with twin fine in conflict of interest case

Deutsche Bank head of FX research says euro breakup fears overblown

Investment bankers of the Week: BofA Merrill UK ECM

Chi-X Global to shut Singapore venture

European bailout code puts sovereign stability under threat

Tullett Prebon cuts 140 staff

RBC Capital Markets settles with Massachusetts over ETF sales

Voras hedge fund to close

City bonuses at lowest level since mid-Nineties

Double departure hits Credit Suisse electronic trading team

US high-yield demand buoys buyouts