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Custodians confident Gulf region will reward patience

Custodians have already been building operations and say new business opportunities in the Middle East are flourishing

The firepower of the European Central Bank is being questioned as the eurozone crisis worsens

Glimmer of life returns to commission recapture

While some say an old City favourite has returned, most are still shunning the practice

A Greek exit from the euro could take bank deleveraging to new heights, hurting corporates and dragging the eurozone deeper into recession, bankers tell Financial News

US firms in pole position for future success

A recent survey shows that US buyout firms are dominating the top 10 slots while Europe lags

Diversity of active managers is a waste of time and money

By using several passive managers, enterprise risks can be easily diversified

Tough talks ahead as trustees cope with the gilt factor

It is inevitable that the low gilt yield environment will lead to some significant funding deficits and difficult decisions

Currency crisis impacts European and US buyout trends

The levels of private equity activity in Europe and the US have gone their separate ways for the first time in a decade

Investors fear private equity performance figures are more art than science

Despite its relative simplicity compared with other asset classes the ability to judge a private equity manager’s performance is far from simple

The former co-head of rates and foreign exchange sales in Europe at Goldman Sachs, talks about how far the Russian investment bank’s international arm has developed since his appointment a year ago, and its plans for the future

Sofa, so good for the Baillie Gifford bond show

Investor's view - Donald Phillips is in an optimistic mood over long-term prospects for his company’s investments

Four Exchange-Traded Fund providers are re-grouping to fend off an attack by the three largest US providers, which already dominate the global market

In France today there is almost no mandate from an institutional investor that doesn’t have some kind of SRI criteria

Denmark launches its first ever inflation-linked bonds

Investors so keen on the issue they placed DKR10bn worth of orders

UK multi-asset manager mandates are growing at the rate of almost two a week. Financial News looks at how long it might last

Pensions look for panacea in diversified growth funds

Seventy FTSE 100 companies now offer diversified growth funds as part of the range of their DC pension schemes

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Custodians confident Gulf region will reward patience

Fears grow of ECB balance sheet stress

Glimmer of life returns to commission recapture

Loan markets get that shrinking feeling

US firms in pole position for future success

Diversity of active managers is a waste of time and money

Tough talks ahead as trustees cope with the gilt factor

Currency crisis impacts European and US buyout trends

Investors fear private equity performance figures are more art than science

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Sofa, so good for the Baillie Gifford bond show

US ETF giants force European shake-up

French policies boost SRI funds

Denmark launches its first ever inflation-linked bonds

Multi-asset managers see £20bn surge

Pensions look for panacea in diversified growth funds