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Financial News' editorial pick of the most influential people in European financial markets

FN100: The market infrastructure providers

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Changes to the regulatory landscape are playing into the hands of clearing firms and forcing the biggest exchange providers to take a closer look at their post-trade and technology divisions.

Dusk or new dawn? Citi offers glimpse of the City of London’s future

At a time when the future of London as a financial centre is under scrutiny, it has emerged as the centre of Citi’s universe

See no fixing, hear no fixing, tell no fixing

Diamond loves Barclays. He made that clear. But did this blind him to some of the bank’s flaws?

Changes to the regulatory landscape are playing into the hands of clearing firms

The former trader at HSBC and Credit Suisse is using the organisation and self-discipline she learnt in the City for a tilt at the fashion industry

Still further to go for Europe’s clearing revolution

The next frontier for interoperability will need to come from Europe’s primary markets which have so far shown a reluctance to embrace interoperability

Now for the second bounce of the shareholder spring

Until we have committed owners and effective boards, the new investor activism will be as unsatisfactory as the apathy that preceded it

Letter from Vietnam: China tensions rise amid US manoeuvres

Investors fear economic activity will continue to slow

Bankers adapt to certainty of uncertainty

There is evidence to suggest companies are coming to terms with the lack of confidence that has kept a lid on M&A activity in the first half

Banks open their chequebooks to investors

Activity is accelerating in the bond buy-back market

Revelations of Libor-rigging have pushed money-market desks under the glare of the FSA spotlight. One area of scrutiny is the clash between a bank’s client-facing functions and its proprietary activities

Warsaw is leading the central and eastern European derivatives charge, but regulatory changes could prove a double-edged sword for the market

Questions are being raised over who will buy them and whether they are cost-efficient

National Stock Exchange targets foreign capital

India’s National Stock Exchange may be situated in the world’s largest democracy, but even it cannot rest on its laurels in the current global economic environment

Industry rejects blanket regulation of proxy firms

Last week 49% of shareholders at French retailer Carrefour rejected a €1.5m pay-off for its departing chief executive, Lars Olofsson. FN examines why European companies and regulators are concerned at the power of the proxy

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FN100 Most Influential 2012

FN100: The market infrastructure providers

Dusk or new dawn? Citi offers glimpse of the City of London’s future

See no fixing, hear no fixing, tell no fixing

FN100: Market infrastructure

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