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Europe accounted for 19% fees paid to investment banks by the global private equity industry last year – the lowest share on record, according to Dealogic

For London's office towers, it's about location

The mixed fortunes of two projects illustrate the crosscurrents at work in the London office market as the UK struggles with a weak economy

The country's capital markets regulator is taking steps to tame what has been one of the world's wildest IPO markets

Time for BofA to bid Warren Buffett adieu?

Bringing Warren Buffett on board as an investor during a crisis is meant to instill confidence in a company. The real show of strength, though, is seeing him off

Trade of the Week: Currency bulls cash in on ‘cliff’ escape

The eleventh-hour agreement that stopped the US from plunging over the fiscal cliff sparked a rally in risk assets and a sell-off in the dollar this morning

The US fixed-income giant took in €29bn from European investors in the 11 months to November 30 - more than double that of its nearest competitor

Investors chase yield in far-flung places

Amid the swings in financial markets in 2012, the search for yield emerged as a major force driving investors

A rise in fees and commissions helped the mid-market investment bank reduce its losses in the year to March 31, according to its latest accounts

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Financial sponsor fees hit Europe low

For London's office towers, it's about location

India weighs IPO refund plan

Time for BofA to bid Warren Buffett adieu?

Trade of the Week: Currency bulls cash in on ‘cliff’ escape

Pimco tops European flow chart

Investors chase yield in far-flung places

Losses narrow at DC Advisory