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Fixed income helps JP Morgan move on from Whalegate

The US bank opened the third-quarter reporting season for Wall Street's biggest firms with its first results since reorganising its business and implementing a raft of senior management changes over the summer

US bank is moving up the banking league tables

RBS looks to exit asset protection scheme next week

RBS is in talks with regulators and the UK Treasury over exiting the Asset Protection Scheme

BC Partners livening up the private-equity party

The London-based firm was the second-most active buyout firm in the US in the third quarter

UK equities specialist Cartesian Capital Partners is the last to become independent as fund manager refocuses on its internal teams

UK fund managers concerned at 'opaque' audit reports

Trade association IMA tells international auditors' body that 'going concern' reports should be clearer

Coca-Cola Hellenic, which accounts for a fifth of the Athens exchange's value, will move its headquarters to Switzerland and switch its main market listing to London

Trade of the Week: Winter sets gas investors all aglow

Warnings from US energy agencies that a colder winter will see a rise in spending on natural gas sparked a short sharp rally in futures prices this week

The collapse of the proposed BAE Systems-EADS tie-up is just the latest in a long line of withdrawn deals that merger and acquisitions specialists have had to endure

Head of quantitative accounts in US bank's respected electronic franchise exits to pursue other interests

Danish FX platform operator names its head of futures and options as the successor to Henrik Holst

How the EU could spend its Nobel Peace Prize winnings

The European Union would need to win the prize for 541,495 years in a row in order to finance its flagship bailout fund

Silver anniversary approaches for Black Monday

A new piece of analysis argues that the subsequent recovery shows why investors should keep calm and carry on when crashes happen

JP Morgan's third-quarter earnings rose 34% as the bank saw revenue rise and its provision for credit losses fall. The results beat analyst expectations

The UK insurer, which listed this week, has delivered the biggest pop for a UK company of its size since the IPO of William Hill over a decade ago

Investors are sacrificing covenant protection for higher returns, despite a steady rise in default rates

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Fixed income helps JP Morgan move on from Whalegate

Wells Fargo keeps up momentum

RBS looks to exit asset protection scheme next week

BC Partners livening up the private-equity party

Ignis sells out of final boutique

UK fund managers concerned at 'opaque' audit reports

Bottler spills out of Athens

Trade of the Week: Winter sets gas investors all aglow

M&A bankers rue $500m in missed fees

Quant doctor exits Morgan Stanley

Saxo replaces departing Rising Star

How the EU could spend its Nobel Peace Prize winnings

Silver anniversary approaches for Black Monday

JP Morgan's third quarter net up 34%

Direct Line shines on trading debut

S&P warns over return of cov-lite loans