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Gulf investors working on Leeds United takeover

A Bahraini investment bank is attempting to buy the Championship club from owner Ken Bates

Wheatley saves bond markets from confusion

Market participants relieved industry spared complicated and costly renegotiation of existing bond contracts

Libor tender puts focus on data providers

A number of commercial organisations including FTSE, Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters, Markit and stock exchanges are likely to scrap it out for control of the international benchmark

The Socialist government unveiled France's toughest budget in decades, raising taxes for the rich and big business in a bid to slash its deficit amid stalled economy

Tesla Motors has doubled the size of its follow-on share offering, in a deal sole-led by Goldman Sachs

Wheatley concludes Libor is 'broken' but 'not beyond repair'

Government-backed review concludes scandal-hit rate can be saved – but any attempt at manipulation should become a criminal offence

Equity exchange-traded funds continue to grab market share at the expense of traditional mutual funds

An analysis of regional US banks part-owned by private equity firms has concluded that sell-offs are likely

Bank of America settles with pension funds for $2.4bn

US bank settles class-action lawsuit over its 2009 acquisition of Merrill Lynch and agrees to subject future M&A decisions to special board committee

The Investment Management Association does not want the buyside subjected to the same prescriptive pay rules as banks

Former Credit Suisse CFO joins HSBC board

Cap rules could prompt LSE/LCH 'restructure'

The Anglo-French clearinghouse expects its regulatory capital requirements to rise by up to €375m under new rules

Dividend and bond yields diverge in Europe

The gap between European dividend yields and corporate bond yields is now at its highest since 1999, potentially leading to a rotation by investors from credit into equity and a re-leveraging of corporate balance sheets

NYSE to use Twitter and Facebook for trading imbalances

The embrace comes as many investors use social media in their daily news diets

Investment bank of the Week: BofA Merrill Lynch

The last week of September has been particularly busy for Bank of America Merrill Lynch and its US investment-grade bond team, led by Jim Probert

Marquee deals echo in private equity's 'ghost town'

The value of financial sponsor buyouts in the third quarter hit a post-crisis high, but the number of deals – a closely-watched gauge of market momentum – remained in the doldrums

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Gulf investors working on Leeds United takeover

Wheatley saves bond markets from confusion

Libor tender puts focus on data providers

France raises taxes in tough budget

Tesla deal sparks into life