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FN 40 under 40 Rising Stars in Asset Management

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This is the second FN 40 Under 40 Rising Stars of Asset Management, Financial News’ editorial pick of the brightest up-and-coming men and women in the industry. 
Over the past three months, Financial News canvassed the market for opinion and drew up a longlist of more than 150 potential rising stars. All nominees had to be under 40 on September 10, based in Europe, the Middle East or Africa, and working in asset management. Candidates were then assessed by FN’s editorial panel on four criteria: achievements to date given their age, the stature of their mentors, firepower at their disposal and their potential to reach a position of great influence. The list is not ranked.

Peter Cummings accuses FSA of 'tokenism' after fine and ban

Former chief executive of HBOS' corporate division hits back at UK regulator after receiving $500,000 fine and ban from taking senior roles in finance

German court provides relief in 'decision fortnight'

Positive ruling on legality of bailout fund comes five days after the European Central Bank outlined its support for troubled peripheral states

BofA Merrill's Deutsche Post trade highlights danger of blocks

The US bank is nursing a multi-million euro hit on an unsuccessful block trade of shares in Deutsche Post and may be holding about €300m of unwanted stock

There can be a huge difference between what a bank says its assets are worth and what they will fetch in the market. The latest reminder: the Morgan Stanley and Citigroup deal that valued their brokerage venture at $13.5bn

Investors hungry for broader Latin America focus

Investors want private equity funds to turn their gaze beyond Brazil to Latin America's other economies

Prospects dim for fund managers as cost-cutting bites

Deutsche Bank is planning €700m of cost savings, and Citigroup says its wealth unit is worth $2.9bn less than it thought, as hatches are battened down across the industry

Sir David Walker opens parliamentary inquiry with focus on pay

The Barclays designate-chairman tells new parliamentary commission on banking that 'standards have slipped in a grave way' in the City of London

Revamped LSE model sparks bullish outlook

Barclays and Citi analysts urge London Stock Exchange investment despite global drought in the capital markets

Deutsche outlines diet plan for investment bank

The co-chief executives of Deutsche Bank's corporate banking and securities arm put the focus on costs and capital consumption as the German bank targets greater efficiency

US derivative trades undimmed by regulatory change

Trading volumes across listed and OTC derivatives in the US have risen in recent years, despite regulatory uncertainty, research from Celent shows

The emerging markets firm is boosting its team in Singapore to take advantage of the growing Southeast Asian appetite for buyouts

State Street Global Advisors promotes its head of Europe to the newly-created post of global chief operating officer

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FN 40 under 40 Rising Stars in Asset Management

Peter Cummings accuses FSA of 'tokenism' after fine and ban

German court provides relief in 'decision fortnight'

BofA Merrill's Deutsche Post trade highlights danger of blocks

Citigroup bites the brokerage bullet

Investors hungry for broader Latin America focus

Prospects dim for fund managers as cost-cutting bites

Sir David Walker opens parliamentary inquiry with focus on pay

Bank investigator lands new role

Dane joins Esma board

Carmignac Gestion adds Swiss hires

Revamped LSE model sparks bullish outlook

Deutsche outlines diet plan for investment bank

US derivative trades undimmed by regulatory change

Actis expands in Asia

State Street shuffles senior execs