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Technical difficulties at Nasdaq trip up stock traders

Nasdaq-listed shares yesterday suffered a suffer trading gap amid ‘stale data’ issues

Wegelin case highlights private banking changes

A new era of increased regulation and stringent tax rules is weighing on the Swiss private banking industry and is poised to spur further mergers and acquisitions

Citi and Barclays top table for US equities banking

Both banks shrugged off the departure of a chief executive to maintain momentum in the US during the second half of the year

The world’s most profitable hedge fund is...

European funds are notably absent from the top of Bloomberg Markets' rankings of the most profitable hedge funds in the world

Spain's Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria reopened the market globally, selling €1.5bn of five-year bonds — and paid less than the Spanish government to do so

A trader who worked for so-called London Whale Bruno Iksil has become the latest employee to leave the bank following the multi-billion dollar trading loss

In the latest blow to Switzerland's centuries-old banking practices, the country's oldest bank pleaded guilty to a criminal conspiracy charge in the US

Three of the top five largest European funds raised in 2012 were secondaries vehicles as investors increasingly look to the asset class to generate returns

Great deleveraging spells quiet 2013 for FIG bankers

Investment bankers covering the financial services industry are expecting a subdued year of issuance from Europe's largest banks, which they say will continue to focus on reducing their balance sheets

Investment in US exchange-traded funds and products hit an all-time high at the end of 2012

Investors are jumping out of mutual funds managed by professional stock pickers and shifting massive amounts of money into lower-cost funds that echo the broader market

The co-head of AllianceBernstein’s client group for Europe, the Middle East and Africa is to depart the firm a year after taking on the new role

Throughout the London region, construction crews are burrowing tunnels, laying track and beginning to build new stations as part of the largest addition to the city's public transportation system since World War II

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Technical difficulties at Nasdaq trip up stock traders

Wegelin case highlights private banking changes

Citi and Barclays top table for US equities banking

The world’s most profitable hedge fund is...

BBVA bond blowout shows hunger for yield

CIO trader leaves JP Morgan

Swiss bank pleads guilty in probe

Investors back secondaries in 2012

Great deleveraging spells quiet 2013 for FIG bankers

ETF investors flock to US funds

Investors sour on pro stock pickers

Haxe to depart AllianceBernstein

Developers hop on London Crossrail