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With two of the three main architects of Barclays' investment bank having quit, questions are being asked about what the future holds in store for the unit

Despite strong demand from plan trustees and sponsoring companies, tough competition and turbulent markets are leading insurers to exit the pension buyout market

Standard Chartered appoints Abu Dhabi banker

Canada retains PE favour as UK loses lustre

Business school report finds that western Europe is suffering while North America stays strong and Mena region grows more attractive

European exchange operator is looking to bolster its board with two new directors and has approached a former Chi-X Europe chairman

Since appearing in the 2008 FN100, the Blackstone veteran has returned to the US and bought his favourite basketball team

Aviva exits large-scale pension buyout business

The UK-listed insurer has decided to pull out of the large bulk annuity buyout sector after facing stiff competition from its rivals

Last chance saloon for funds of hedge funds

Fitch Ratings says that organic growth must be the target, as few larger funds of funds remain for acquisition and smaller players face deal obstacles

Problems with collateral swaps and synthetic exchange-traded funds could pose a risk to financial stability amid shortage of high-grade collateral

Confidence returns to European ETF market

Inflows into exchange traded funds accelerated to a record $105bn in the first six months of the year – with a new survey fuelling further optimism of inflows into the sector

TSC's Garnier laments lack of 'smoking gun'

One of the Treasury Select Committee's chief arbiters has told Financial News that yesterday's grilling of Bob Diamond was 'three and a half hours of waffle and of my life that I’ll never get back again'

Allianz Global Investors fills infrastructure debt gap

As banks pull in their horns, asset managers try taking advantage of long-term debt investment opportunities

Battlelines drawn as MPs prepare for bank scandal vote

The Labour Party is upping the pressure for a full judicial inquiry ahead of today’s parliamentary vote on what form an investigation into Liborgate should take

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What next for Diamond's project?

Going gets tougher for pension insurers

AllenbridgeEpic appoints senior adviser

Westhouse adds two to equity research

Standard Chartered appoints Abu Dhabi banker

Citi announces 16th FTSE 250 client