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Women in Finance: Creating a road map for lasting change

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Last month, Financial News convened a cross-sector panel of female executives to discuss the themes arising from FN's fifth annual Women in Finance Survey, which gauges how women believe their gender affects their working lives

Credit Suisse to cut up to 30% of European investment banking jobs

The Swiss bank is under pressure from shareholders to cut lavish pay for its bankers

Investor backlash against 'mark-to-market' grows

A group of eight investors, including two of the UK's biggest pension funds, have put their name to a paper calling for more prudence and discretion in accounting standards

The US bank's chief executive told investors last month that Wells Fargo had the financial firepower to target European bank assets

Germany might not want to prop up the eurozone but the more worrying reality, according to Lombard Odier, is that it can't

LME CEO: China links gave Hong Kong Exchanges the edge

Chief executive says growth in China business, not price, was reason why the London Metal Exchange picked Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing as preferred buyer

Better Options, the Dutch trading arcade, saw its profits rise strongly in 2011 as investors opted for higher margin derivative products

LatAm issuers set to use Jobs Act for US listings

President Obama’s easing of IPO rules should help boost dwindling equity issuance from the region

Indonesia commodity exchanges set for foreign ownership

The Indonesian government is to open up its two commodity exchanges to foreign ownership, in a move aimed at attracting better trading business

The UK Government and the BVCA have joined forces to create a unit aimed at promoting venture capital investment

The listed private equity firm completes three sales in seven days ahead of an eagerly-awaited strategy announcement on Friday

Canadian investment bank overtakes Wells Fargo in investment banking fees league table – as JP Morgan retains top spot

JP Morgan holds on to capital markets fee crown

The US investment bank has now led the ECM and DCM revenue rankings at the halfway stage in each year since 2008

Tom Kloet, chief executive of Toronto-based stock exchange operator, tells Financial News that ambition is 'expansion outside Canadian markets'

Since the global financial crisis began, central banks have massively expanded their balance sheets. Now the Bank for International Settlements fears that ultra-loose monetary policy is reaching the limits of its effectiveness and may now be doing more harm than good

Lehman alumni take top investment banking jobs

Nomura and Bank of America Merrill Lynch have both named former Lehman Brothers bankers to senior leadership positions in their European investment banking divisions

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Women in Finance: Creating a road map for lasting change

Credit Suisse to cut up to 30% of European investment banking jobs

Investor backlash against 'mark-to-market' grows

Wells Fargo swoops for WestLB loan book

Stop waiting for Angela

LME CEO: China links gave Hong Kong Exchanges the edge

Volatile markets boost Dutch prop shop

LatAm issuers set to use Jobs Act for US listings

Indonesia commodity exchanges set for foreign ownership

Government inks new pact to boost VC

3i in selling spree

RBC breaks into top 10 fees league table

JP Morgan holds on to capital markets fee crown

TMX Group turns focus back to London

The great central bank bridge to nowhere

Lehman alumni take top investment banking jobs