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EQT Midstream Partners prices first US initial public offering since social media giant Facebook's troubled listing 40 days ago

Barclays bosses rule out bonuses after racking up $450m in fines

Four of Barclays’ top executives – including Bob Diamond – pledge to give up their bonuses for this year after the UK bank accumulated huge penalties for its role in the setting of Libor and its European equivalent

Academic study concludes that hedge funds are less likely to herd, less likely to momentum trade, and less likely to pile into the same stocks

Secretary-general says resolution regimes are the 'most important area of our work' on global systemically important financial institutions

The firm continues to return capital to investors as it closes in on its latest fundraising target

Barclays' record £59.5m fine from the FSA is almost double the second-largest fine from the regulator

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Visions of London's future development from a host of architects, students and planners are on display this month at an exhibit at the Walbrook Building. Financial News features some of the bold plans on show at The Developing City event, hosted by London’s Centre for the Built Environment and the City of London Corporation. The display runs through September.

Calpers takes $100m stake in real estate adviser

The largest US public pension scheme has invested $100m in a real estate investment advisory firm

M&A market faces steep fall as Glenstrata teeters

The multi-billion dollar merger between Glencore and Xstrata has propped up European M&A volumes in the first half, but now the deal is on the ropes

Fund managers predict casualties in crowded market

Speaking at the FundForum conference in Monaco, senior asset managers say regulatory changes have made the industry expensive and that 'some firms will just wither away'

New research from an Australian think-tank suggests that the use of dark pools could damage market quality and increase trading costs on public markets

Xstrata and Glencore scramble to save deal

Global commodities giants Xstrata and Glencore International are under intense pressure to amend their proposed merger or face a shareholder block

Independence boosts cross-border fund flows

UK is the only major European industry to have enjoyed overall positive inflows in each year of the past decade, according to Lipper data

LDC bolsters its 'value enhancement group' in latest hire as firm continues to buck the market trend

Investment research firm employee surrenders in insider probe

The founder of a California-based independent equity research firm pleaded guilty to sharing inside information with two hedge fund managers

Nasdaq OMX to launch new options exchange

New BX market will be the US operator's third options exchange

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Energy firm breaks US IPO drought

Barclays bosses rule out bonuses after racking up $450m in fines

New research debunks hedge fund myths

Iosco chief warns on 'living wills'

Investindustrial hones in on fund target

The FSA's heaviest fines

Visions of 'The Developing City'