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Firms tell staff ‘avoid the City’ to beat Olympic crowds

As the first batch of Olympic tickets began winding their way to lucky winners of the public ballot last week, it will have been an anxious wait by letterboxes for many

Key debt talks signal shake-up in private equity

‘All-out war' at Blackstone-backed Klöckner as Biffa enters crunch restructuring with creditors

CEO Snapshot: Much rides on China's fortunes

Greece may be on the front pages but the Chinese slowdown is a growing worry

CEO Snapshot: Industry heading for consolidation

While most asset managers agree that the industry is heading for consolidation, very few are actively looking at mergers and acquisitions

CEO Snapshot: Fund managers warn of ‘sledgehammer’ rules

Asset managers see themselves as collateral damage in the regulatory war on financial markets

CEO Snapshot: Pensions shake-out offers opportunities

Fund managers are optimistic about the outlook for defined contribution schemes and diversified growth funds

CEO Snapshot: Fund managers worried as eurozone crisis unfolds

Opportunities exist despite CEOs’ global economic concerns

More than two thirds of respondents expect to increase spending on regulatory compliance

CEO Snapshot: Who is carrying the cost burden?

Assessing a decade of the Deutsche Bank project

On paper it looks as though Ackermann and Jain have left  a strong investment bank on which  their successors  can build. But at what cost?

The owner of Italian firm Moleskine, the maker of luxury notebooks favoured by Ernest Hemingway and Henri Matisse, has hired Goldman Sachs, UBS and Mediobanca to help it list on the Borsa Italiana in Milan

Buyside follows Medicis into high-return loans

A new generation of Medicis is lurking in the shadows. The members of this generation are determined to grow their loan books and steal banks’ market share

Chief executives of fund management companies are far more pessimistic than last year, according to the annual Financial News CEO Snapshot Survey

Pressure builds for George’s fifth Budget U-turn

Advisers say a flawed attempt by Chancellor George Osborne to clamp down on tax avoidance will force him into a new strategy swerve

US high-frequency trader in talks with Dutch firm

Eladian Partners is considering taking a stake in a Dutch market-making firm as part of its expansion into Europe

Investment bankers for years have bragged about how many times their initial public offerings are oversubscribed

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