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Steven Cohen implicated in alleged insider trading scheme

Prosecutors have described the case as "the most lucrative insider trading scheme ever charged"

Xstrata shareholders want deal without retention packages

The vote to approve the deal without the retention packages marks the third significant rebuke for Xstrata's board — which had recommended the retention packages — from the company's shareholders

Wealth in the driving seat at Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse today became the latest bank to confirm a plan to save money by putting asset management into its wealth division. It is a sad end for Credit Suisse Asset Management

Hewlett-Packard levelled serious accusations against a software company it bought last year, saying it would take a $8.8bn writedown after it claimed Autonomy's leadership misrepresented its performance

Adoboli found guilty in $2.3bn ‘rogue trade’ case

Former UBS trader Kweku Adoboli was today sentenced to seven years in jail after being found guilty of two counts of fraud in connection with the $2.3bn trading loss incurred by UBS in September 2011

Australian regulators have raced ahead of their European and US counterparts in restricting automated trading, following a series of malfunctions that have rattled investors

US mid-market firm targets Europe with latest hire

Huntsman Gay Global Capital, which employs the ex-chief financial officer of Citigroup, is seeking bolt-on European acquisitions for its portfolio companies after the hire of a new managing partner

Hohn sees value in stocks that 'make you feel sick'

TCI founder gives Porsche the thumbs up but casts doubt on Fiat

Better Capital has purchased £15m worth of bank facilities relating to ATH Resources, reuniting private equity veteran Jon Moulton with a business he originally floated when with Alchemy in 2004

De Boissard elevated as Credit Suisse shuffles the deck

Swiss bank's co-head of global securities has been promoted to co-head of the investment bank and handed two additional regional roles, as the firm reshapes its structure

Meet Barclays’s new European head of investment banking

Richard Taylor has had the best part of two years to prepare for the role

The new pricing regime highlights the increasingly tough European trading environment which saw value trades slump to a two-and-a-half year low in August.

Mercia looks to tax breaks for new growth fund

The venture firm is set to launch a new fund to take advantage of a UK government scheme that provides tax incentives for seed investments

Assaf and JP Morgan take top honours at FN awards

The chief executive of HSBC's global banking and markets business was named European investment banker of the year by his peers at our annual investment banking awards last night

New capital regulations mean it no longer makes sense for banks to hold minority stakes in financial institutions, but HSBC can look on the bright side

A vehicle owned by Egyptian telecoms billionaire Naguib Sawiris has filed a $5bn claim against the Algerian government, alleging that it interfered with the firm’s stake in a telecom operator

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Steven Cohen implicated in alleged insider trading scheme

Xstrata shareholders want deal without retention packages

Wealth in the driving seat at Credit Suisse

H-P claims fraud at Autonomy

Adoboli found guilty in $2.3bn ‘rogue trade’ case

Australia unveils new HFT curbs

US mid-market firm targets Europe with latest hire

Hohn sees value in stocks that 'make you feel sick'

Moulton returns to Alchemy era deal

De Boissard elevated as Credit Suisse shuffles the deck

Meet Barclays’s new European head of investment banking

Bats Chi-X Europe to unveil price rises

Mercia looks to tax breaks for new growth fund

Assaf and JP Morgan take top honours at FN awards

Ping An sale would ensure HSBC win

Sawiris's Weather files $5bn claim