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Chris Rokos’ exit from Brevan Howard now leaves the European hedge fund manager with two of the five founding partners

Russia mulls SWF role for ex-Deutsche CEO

Josef Ackermann was this morning reported as a potential candidate to run a new Russian agency that will manage the country's wealth funds

US exchange operator Ice is providing the technology for an electronic bond trading platform in Brazil

Companies tap equity markets for deal funding

The value of follow-on transactions by Emea companies looking to fund acquisitions has more than doubled this year

BC Partners rewarded by Foxton turnaround

Foxtons posts record profits in a boon to the private equity firm – which repurchased a majority stake in the UK estate agent after losing control two years ago

The private equity fund of funds opens its third office in the China region, where a host of its peers have been expanding since 2011

Royal London suffers outflows as investors diversify

Mutually-owned fund manager says it has a 'strong pipeline' of new business coming through shortly

Chart of the Day: Should you take some risk in your pension?

First figures from 'crowdsourcing' pensions analysts suggest that in the past three years, high-risk investments delivered

The Finnish finance minster prompts speculation that a northern European creditor nation could be the first to leave the currency union

UK mid-market deals show signs of recovery

The number and the value of buyout deals between £10m and £100m rose in the second quarter, despite overall buyout levels falling to a three-year low

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The special relationship between the US and the UK has tensed slightly after a summer during which financial watchdogs in America have cracked down on malpractice at City of London banks. Financial News looks at the figures at the centre of US financial enforcement.

President Obama has some powerful supporters in the finance industry but Mitt Romney remains the frontrunner in terms of donations

If the post-crisis world is one of lower growth and higher volatility, the lure of dividend stocks could be a lasting one

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Benjamin Lawsky reached a deal with Standard Chartered, Sir David Walker gave his first interview as Barclays' new chairman, and George Soros was revealed to have sold down his bank holdings

The exchange has drawn more initial public offerings than its chief rival NYSE since Facebook's botched debut in May

BlackRock tiptoes into Spain's sovereign debt

Over the past year BlackRock had stayed out of the eurozone's peripheral debt market

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Rokos retirement leaves 'N' and 'Howard'

Russia mulls SWF role for ex-Deutsche CEO

Ice backs Brazilian bond platform

Companies tap equity markets for deal funding

BC Partners rewarded by Foxton turnaround

Adveq opens Hong Kong office

Royal London suffers outflows as investors diversify

Chart of the Day: Should you take some risk in your pension?

Eurozone Watch: Finland drags its feet

UK mid-market deals show signs of recovery

Meet the US financial enforcers

Obama’s Wall Street backers

Playing the long dividend game

People in the news this week

Nasdaq rebounds on IPOs

BlackRock tiptoes into Spain's sovereign debt