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The securities lending industry went to bed thinking it was an investment management business, and woke up to be told by regulators it was an investment banking business. The regulators are right…

Regulators need to recognise the lack of boundaries between authorised and unauthorised commentators

Small-cap asset managers tell Financial News the companies they expect to outperform

Time for the IPO market to  emerge from the Stone Age

The Facebook fiasco shows that many  listing practices are hallowed more by history than sense

The number of women on the boards of European companies may be increasing, but the pace of change will have to accelerate dramatically if the corporate world is to ward off mandatory quotas being imposed by the European Union

Appointment indicates brand's growing integration within its Japanese parent's electronic franchise

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Financial News profiles some of the world's newest sovereign wealth funds and examines the challenges countries face in establishing them

Banks slow out of the blocks in Olympics race

With the 2012 Olympics fast approaching, fears are rapidly growing that the industry is ‘underprepared’ for the strain the Games will place on London’s infrastructure

Hires of 50 ex-staff from bankrupt former parent will aid push in currency, debt and equities

Leading high-frequency trading firm makes Hong Kong push

Getco has started trading directly on Hong Kong's stock exchange for the first time, just weeks after a rival scaled back its presence in the region

Shadow banking: not black and white but shades of grey

A more subtle and nuanced appraisal of the risks and benefits of the sector is needed

BNP Paribas weighs up asset management business sale

Future of £510bn business under review as French bank mulls capital raising options under tougher regulatory requirements

Oil pricing conduct code comes under fire

The code of conduct for energy pricing agencies, published in April, has been criticised for failing to address some keys issues relating to transparency and conflicts of interest

Personnel continues to change at the European arm of the US investment bank

Business has grown on the post-trade platform as algo-trading activity raises volumes

Spanish bailouts raise spectre of moral hazard

If Spain avoids the onerous terms and conditions attached to a government bailout by obtaining direct external funding for its banks, the burden is likely to fall on bond and equity investors, analysts have warned

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Lending is not managing

Time to denounce deceptive research

Ten stocks to beat the market gloom

Time for the IPO market to emerge from the Stone Age

EU considers imposition of gender quotas

Instinet names new European chief

The next generation of SWFs

Banks slow out of the blocks in Olympics race

ED&F Man picks over bones of MF Global

Leading high-frequency trading firm makes Hong Kong push

Shadow banking: not black and white but shades of grey

BNP Paribas weighs up asset management business sale

Oil pricing conduct code comes under fire

Debt advisory banker leaves Greenhill

Traiana adds 11 banks to CFD platform

Spanish bailouts raise spectre of moral hazard