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Is a hedge fund manager really contributing the same to the economy as 15,000 other working people?

The hedge fund operator said today that president and COO Emmanuel Roman will replace CEO Peter Clarke when he retires next year

The US private equity firm has set its sights on opportunities in the exchange-traded funds sector

Banking union won’t work while sovereigns get special treatment

When it comes to financial regulation, EU politicians want to have their cake and eat it

Ten takeaways from 'too big to fail' plan

The Bank of England and the FDIC have put out a joint paper to discuss how US and UK regulators plan to deal with global systemically important financial institutions that collapse across the two jurisdictions

Uproar as pulled repo plan is dubbed ‘disaster for Europe’

Europe’s dealers and clearing houses are at loggerheads over a critical European project to mobilise funding and collateral flows

Corporate bond risk rises as liquidity dries up

Market conditions remind fund managers of the days leading up to the credit crunch

Investors put the brakes on deal-by-deal model

Private equity investors have dealt a blow to the industry's attempts to raise capital to fund specific deals, with nearly two-thirds opposing such a strategy

Futures lobby group hires FSA’s top commodities regulator

Natasha Stromberg joins the Futures and Options Association as negotiations on rules affecting the commodity derivatives markets reach a critical juncture

The index provider wants to bolster its coverage of less-liquid asset classes to cater for increased demand in the institutional investor community

Corporate tax cut masks rise in bank levy

Banks in the UK could be caught twice by measures chancellor George Osborne outlined in his Autumn Statement last week

Towers Watson revives an old idea: value investing

Recommended approach contrasts with fund managers' latest 'hot product', low-volatility equities

Fixed-income broker Yorvik posts 30% rise in profits in year to March 31

Once again, Citigroup is showing why investors have lingering doubts over the value banks place on their assets

Learning surveillance lessons from rogue trading

The ability of fraudster Kweku Adoboli to evade detection for three years highlighted the failure of controls to keep pace with unauthorised trading

Investors demand their ‘stake’ in Argentina

Letter from Buenos Aires: In the short-term, two dates loom large in the calendar for Argentina’s policymakers

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Man Group names Roman as new CEO

Ex-iShares chief joins Warburg Pincus