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Deutsche Bank co-head of FX spot trading departs

Greg Knight, the global co-head of foreign exchange spot trading at Deutsche Bank, has left the bank

Brazil is on course to end the year in second place in Latin American equity issuance for the first time since 1999, but bankers are confident of a rebound in 2013

InvestIndustrial pays €190m for Aston Martin stake

Italian buyout firm acquires a stake in the James Bond carmaker, as first tipped by Financial News

The sale of a chain of art-house cinemas to Cineworld has brought a healthy 2.6 times return for the venture capital firm

Tate & Lyle sweetens pensions with £350m deal

The transaction with Legal & General is 2012's biggest, following a quieter year in the pensions buyout market

The industry is going through a major shakeout due to uncertain markets, tighter regulation and investors with ever-shorter time horizons

Barclays dominates as emerging market bonds boom

The UK bank has advised on over half of the near $10bn in debt sold by issuers in developing economies this week

The former chief economist for Asia Pacific at the US bank has taken up a role at Singapore's $160bn sovereign wealth fund, Financial News can reveal

US investors shift funds ahead of tax changes

US equity mutual funds saw outflows of $4.1bn in the week ending December 5, as investors sold their holdings ahead of potential tax changes and put money into ETFs

Does it matter how Deutsche Bank marked its derivatives exposures to market at the height of the financial crisis?

Fund managers lift results with timely trading sprees

Unusual numbers of stocks beat the market on the last day of most quarters

Morgan Stanley settles with former risk officer

The ex-employee claimed he was fired for reporting a star broker for improperly "churning" securities

Retail investors embrace Ucits hedge funds

The proportion of retail money in the funds has almost doubled in 12 months, as investors look for yield and downside protection in uncertain markets

Trade of the Week: Salmon prices take a leap

The buyout of the world's largest fish derivatives exchange by Norway's Oslo Børs this week has focussed investor attention on a great year for returns in salmon futures

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Michael Corbat announced that Citigroup would cut about 4% of its workforce, George Osborne laid out the plans for another six years of austerity and there was speculation over Hector Sants' next move...

Credit Suisse takes axe to European equities

The Swiss bank this week began a plan to shed more than 30 staff from its equities sales and trading business in Europe, with its global head of sales among those to be cut

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Deutsche Bank co-head of FX spot trading departs

Brazilian ECM falls behind Mexico

InvestIndustrial pays €190m for Aston Martin stake

Albion completes Picturehouse sale

Tate & Lyle sweetens pensions with £350m deal

More hedge funds shut down