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Consultants still backing Goldman despite lawsuit

As the €11bn Vervoer fund files suit in the High Court, the reputation of Goldman Sachs Asset Management is still intact with the consultants who advise pension schemes

Data firm hires former Liquidnet and Instinet executive as it seeks to expand its low latency network

Rothschild fund bucks market trend to raise €125m

Edmond de Rothschild vehicle for life sciences has weathered a dreary venture capital market

Survey casts fresh doubt over City's integrity

The results of a timely survey by law firm Labaton Sucharow will do little for the reputation of the 'culture' at City institutions

TSC sets ambitious timetable for del Missier grilling

The influential panel of MPs, which has spent over seven hours questioning Bob Diamond, Marcus Agius and Paul Tucker, has pencilled in just 45 minutes for the former Barclays operating chief

A 'damning' letter from Lord Adair Turner, chairman of the FSA, has revealed deep-seated concerns over the culture at Barclays and lists a litany of wrongdoing

HMV appoints Numis as sale talk continues

Music and DVD retail chain to swap Citigroup and Nomura for Numis, handing the UK adviser its fourteenth broking mandate win of the past 10 months

The broker aims to shut out the predatory behaviour of 'sneaking little algos' that disrupt the business of major FX trading

LSE launches international board with Singapore deal

The LSE's plan to create an international board will allow the 211-year old London market to expand globally without pursuing high-risk mega mergers

BVCA chief urges firms to stand up to investors

Unsophisticated investors in private equity are taking advantage of a shifting balance of power, according to trade body head

Jefferies eyes Asia as European revenues slip

Headcount at the US investment bank increased by nearly one-fifth over the past year – although European revenues were hit by a challenging environment

SMEs urged to think outside the financing box

Small and medium UK enterprises are being encouraged to cut back on bank lending and explore new financing solutions, including those available online

Four firms have announced the hire of healthcare bankers this week, as the US healthcare sector continues to plan for President Obama's reforms

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The Libor rate-fixing scandal has prompted another round of banker-bashing by the national press, with publications from The Economist to the Sun calling for widespread culture change at the UK's investment banks. Financial News takes a look at the best of the attention-grabbing headlines.

French buyout house returns record €669m

Apax France returned almost €700m to investors against last year's backdrop of rising exit activity across much of Europe

In northern Europe, politicians and regulators are trying to safeguard their pension funds against crippling low interest rates

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Consultants still backing Goldman despite lawsuit

Thomson Reuters hires in Elektron push

Rothschild fund bucks market trend to raise €125m

Survey casts fresh doubt over City's integrity

TSC sets ambitious timetable for del Missier grilling

The Barclays rapsheet

HMV appoints Numis as sale talk continues

Icap outlines FX overhaul

LSE launches international board with Singapore deal

BVCA chief urges firms to stand up to investors

Jefferies eyes Asia as European revenues slip

SMEs urged to think outside the financing box

Healthcare bankers on the move

The best of the banker-bashing

French buyout house returns record €669m

Mark-to-market backlash gathers pace