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Financial News takes a look at the qualities necessary for the best attributes in professionals across the industry

Sir David Walker receives mixed support for Barclays appointment

Analysts say the appointment of the veteran banker as chairman of the UK bank marks the ‘beginning of the end of the period of uncertainty’ but show concern for his strong connections with the political establishment

Carlyle to acquire asset manager TCW from SocGen

Société Générale wrote down the value of its controlling stake in TCW by €200m this month

What makes a good private equity executive?

In the last of a four-part series on what makes the best investment professionals, FN looks at private equity managers

Share price performance of two listed litigation funds has been mixed – although there is promise of a 70% net return on investments

IMA raises fresh concerns over asset protection

The Investment Management Association has urged Esma to introduce a new legal structure that will better project buyside firms in the event their clearing provider goes bust

FSA's McDermott lands permanent enforcement role

The UK regulator's decision to hand its acting director of enforcement permanent oversight of the unit has drawn plaudits

Canaccord loss narrows but 60 workers still laid off

Job losses are part of wide-ranging 'cost reduction initiatives' at Canada's largest independent brokerage

Call for nominations - FN 40 Under 40 Rising Stars of Asset Management 2012

This September Financial News will publish the second annual FN 40 Under 40 Rising Stars of Asset Management, and we are taking nominations from readers until August 17

Analysts are starting to speculate that the UK insurer's US business could be put up for sale

Commerzbank shuffles assets and roles after strategic 'progress'

German bank has effectively decided to scrap its portfolio restructuring unit, which was set up three years ago to wind down non-core assets

Chart of the Day: Spain’s disjointed sovereign market

Longer bonds are trading erratically after Spain spooks professional investors by raising its deficit target

Year-to-date figures from Dealogic are a far cry from the start of 2012, when the FIG market opened promisingly with Unicredit's $10bn rights issue

The aid-dependent African nation is planning a sovereign fund as part of a long-term plan to wean itself off global support, according to a local press report

The boutique has recruited three healthcare bankers, adding to its headcount in a sector that has been one of the busiest of the year to date

Standard Chartered fuels UK siege mentality

Three of the UK's biggest banks have come under fire from US regulators in the last month, sparking concern of an Anglo-American feud

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What makes the best...

Sir David Walker receives mixed support for Barclays appointment

Carlyle to acquire asset manager TCW from SocGen

What makes a good private equity executive?

Jury still out on litigation finance

IMA raises fresh concerns over asset protection

FSA's McDermott lands permanent enforcement role

Canaccord loss narrows but 60 workers still laid off

Call for nominations - FN 40 Under 40 Rising Stars of Asset Management 2012

Aviva profit falls

Commerzbank shuffles assets and roles after strategic 'progress'

Chart of the Day: Spain’s disjointed sovereign market

FIG revenues sink to nine-year low

Rwanda explores SWF

Guggenheim adds to healthcare hiring

Standard Chartered fuels UK siege mentality