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Analysis of voting figures from early 2012 suggests it's the UK domestic insurers and pension funds that are bringing company execs to heel – but could it be their last hurrah?

Ten questions to be answered on 'London Whalegate'

JP Morgan's revelation of a $2bn loss last night has shocked the markets, but key questions remain unanswered

Hedge funds profit as JP Morgan sees losses

BlueMountain Capital Management and BlueCrest Capital Management each scored gains of about $30m

Dimon reveals $2bn JP Morgan trading losses

The losses stemmed from derivatives bets made in the US bank's chief investment office

Deutsche Bank and Guggenheim Partners in talks on RREEF sale

The bank is focusing on the sale of its alternative investments platform, but has terminated talks on three other asset management units

JP Morgan holding talks with UK regulators

The FSA has been requesting information from JP Morgan about how the bank's trading losses occurred and what steps are being taken to avoid such situations in the future

Investors are positioning themselves for further falls in the value of the euro over the coming months

The children’s charity founded by hedge fund financiers Arpad Busson, Paul Marshall and Ian Wace, last night raised £14.5m at its annual gala fundraiser in London

The regulator's attempted fine of the former chief executive of UBS’s wealth management division – which was overturned last week  – shows the regulator has been seeking to target individuals of significant influence; but this approach may have unwanted consequences

James Rubin, the son of former US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, was a key figure in the firm's US expansion although his departure will not trigger a 'key-man' clause

Citigroup Global Markets has been fined €60,000 by Italy's financial services regulator, Consob, for a violation of the country's 2009 ban on short selling

Dutch pension funds told to strengthen buffers

Financial regulator in the Netherlands has released a report warning that the country's pension funds must make big changes to protect retirement savings

China tests out commodity options trading

China has started its first mock trials of commodity options trading after the Chinese regulator gave its approval this week

Oaktree Capital Management has already used a fifth of its €3.2bn third European fund as it looks to distressed debt in Europe and the real estate market

The two appointments come at a critical time for LCH.Clearnet, which is preparing for new rules that are set to transform the clearing market

HK a ‘bridge back to China’ for offshore renminbi markets

Hong Kong will be a hub for global offshore renminbi markets as more financial centres explore the Chinese currency, the head of Greater China research team at Standard Chartered Bank has said

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Who is behind the shareholder spring?

Ten questions to be answered on 'London Whalegate'

Hedge funds profit as JP Morgan sees losses

Dimon reveals $2bn JP Morgan trading losses

Deutsche Bank and Guggenheim Partners in talks on RREEF sale

JP Morgan holding talks with UK regulators

Option traders eye euro slump

Ark gala raises £14.5m

FSA's new target may be too high a price

Rubin departs BC Partners New York

Citi fined by Italian watchdog

Dutch pension funds told to strengthen buffers

China tests out commodity options trading

Oaktree flags up European opportunities

LCH adds risk and legal expertise

HK a ‘bridge back to China’ for offshore renminbi markets