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Adoboli defence says trader at risk of 'burn-out'

Southwark Crown Court today heard how former UBS trader often stayed later than 5.30pm – and that his ETF trading desk referenced Star Wars in emails

Jefferies toasts impressive trading gains

New York investment bank delivers a strong set of results for its third quarter, which included a significant year-on-year boost in trading revenues across both fixed income and equities

One of the oldest European private equity firms is joining a host of firms dipping their toes into debt

Berenberg promoted as heavyweights drop down Talanx IPO roster

German insurer hopes it will be a case of third time lucky as it announces new plans for an initial public offering and re-jigs the banks on the deal

Another delay to pension reform would be a huge mistake

The Government's reported plans to rethink flat-rate state pension mean more uncertainty for savers and for the industry

Top futures exchanges agree to algo testing rules

An agreement with an industry lobby group could pave the way for new revenue streams at Europe's largest exchanges

The City has boosted London's status and economy for years, but the financial crisis has left the industry vilified in some quarters. A forthcoming debate will ask whether London should love its bankers

The founder of Vanguard says that it is falling short in its corporate governance initiatives, along with other large US managers

The buyside consultant has hired the man who traded the first liability-driven investment strategies as its head of asset liability management

Hedge funds' gains for three consecutive months are more a cause for relief than a rousing cheer, and the funds face further testing times ahead

As is often the case with investment banks, one of the biggest problems in the debate on remuneration is the issue of transparency

D-day at Nomura as Europe bankers discover their fate

The Japanese bank is in the process of a $1bn cost-cutting exercise that will heavily impact its staff in Europe and the US

Kleinwort Benson set for German wealth foray

Kleinwort Benson Group has agreed a €384m deal to purchase a private bank owned by Deutsche Bank in its first move into wealth management in Germany

Eurozone Watch: Stubborn yields underscore Spain’s ‘fragility’

The latest auction of Spanish bonds gives a mixed outlook, with better-than-expected levels of issued debt offset by stubbornly high yields

US high-yield bond platform set for October launch

The announcement comes as a slew of new rules conspire to move fixed income trading out of the over-the-counter markets and onto electronic trading platforms

Franklin Templeton snaps up fund of hedge funds manager K2

The deal, which is the latest example of consolidation in the struggling fund of funds sector, will buy all of the equity currently held by private equity firm TA Associates

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Adoboli defence says trader at risk of 'burn-out'

Jefferies toasts impressive trading gains

Electra acquires £30m debt portfolio

Berenberg promoted as heavyweights drop down Talanx IPO roster

Another delay to pension reform would be a huge mistake

Top futures exchanges agree to algo testing rules

To love or not to love (bankers)

Bogle blasts the fund manager he founded

Mercer appoints LDI pioneer

Hedge funds face trial by market

A ghoulish approach to pay disclosure

D-day at Nomura as Europe bankers discover their fate

Kleinwort Benson set for German wealth foray

Eurozone Watch: Stubborn yields underscore Spain’s ‘fragility’

US high-yield bond platform set for October launch

Franklin Templeton snaps up fund of hedge funds manager K2