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Goldman Sachs managing directors: The class of 2012

One day after Goldman Sachs announced its new class of partners, the US investment bank has revealed its new intake of managing directors

Industry secures AIFMD changes in UK and Germany

UK offers way for fund administrators to rival banks in depositaries and Germany softens stance on regulating the private equity industry

Investments in gold exchange-traded funds grew sharply in the third quarter, helping stem a fall in global gold demand

Investec helped by America, Africa and Asia gains

Assets under management rose at fund manager for the six months to September – despite outflows in Europe and the Middle East

ETF Securities planning Hong Kong and Singapore gold ETFs

The firm is planning to launch gold exchange-traded funds in the nascent Asia market

CBOE seeks $525m in patent case against ISE

The dispute turns on systems that CBOE alleged are used by the ISE designed to automatically adjust traders' prices offered to buy or sell options contracts

Goldman CEO: The business plan for American revival

Lloyd Blankfein says the US government and business should forge a more productive relationship

The shareholder proposal is believed to be the first demanding the board examine a breakup

The exchange becomes the latest to try and build share in electronic bond trading

There is a developing ecosystem for financing in the SME sector as traditional means of funding dry up

The Bank of England has faced plenty of flak over its forecasting ability in recent years. Its latest Inflation Report is unlikely to have won over any sceptics

Eurex begins clearing interest-rate swaps

The exchange is one of a number of institutions looking to take advantage of new regulations that will force a large chunk of the OTC derivatives market through clearing

Moelis appoints German director to advisory board

The US independent advisory firm underlines its ambitions in Europe with the hire of McKinsey’s former chairman in Germany

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Sotheby's third quarter results were released last week, with the US-owned and headquartered auctioneer reporting an 18% spike in revenues. Revenues for the quarter reached $68.5m, with a marked improvement in private sales commissions. However, the company continues to lose money, recording a pre-tax loss of $46.4m for the quarter, with a net loss of $32.6m for the  three months ended September 30, 2012. Here are some of the big-ticket items sold over the quarter.

Bank confirms the arrival of ex-Citigroup and Canaccord brokers to lead its UK team

UK regulatory officials are pushing to ensure that the still-unfolding interest-rate-fixing scandal doesn't become synonymous with London's banking industry

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Goldman Sachs managing directors: The class of 2012

Industry secures AIFMD changes in UK and Germany

Gold ETF demand surges

Investec helped by America, Africa and Asia gains

ETF Securities planning Hong Kong and Singapore gold ETFs

CBOE seeks $525m in patent case against ISE

Goldman CEO: The business plan for American revival

Investors call for Citi breakup

Euronext boosts bond trading platform

Ex-Icap duo turn to SME matchmaking

UK recovery postponed again

Eurex begins clearing interest-rate swaps

Moelis appoints German director to advisory board

Sotheby's third quarter sales

HSBC names co-heads of corporate broking

Libor probe wrangle