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US tech IPOs to return in second half of this year

So far this year, almost all the US companies to file for IPO have come from outside the technology sector, but bankers believe that appetite remains for growth-oriented technology stocks

John Hourican, CEO of markets and international banking at the UK bank, is reportedly close to leaving over the Libor scandal. FN profiles the internal candidates who could replace him

William Wright takes an irreverent look ahead at some of the big trends and stories ahead for the coming year...

A quartet of ex-investment bank heads at UBS were today hit with accusations of 'gross negligence' by the UK's banking standards commission

Speaking for the first time since his Barclays appointment, the ex-FSA chief calls for industry-led change

Bridgepoint posts double portfolio progress

Buyout firm has reported a turnaround in the fortunes of two of its high-profile portfolio companies from its 2005 vintage fund – Leeds Bradford Airport and retailer Fat Face

Deutsche Börse said not interested in NYSE's Euronext unit

Deutsche Börse made multiple efforts to buy Euronext before the Paris-based firm merged with the operator of the New York Stock Exchange in 2007, only to be rebuffed by regulators

The departure of the two rising stars is a fresh blow to the US investment bank's natural resources team in London

The UK's Office for National Statistics surprised the pensions industry this morning by deciding to leave a key inflation metric, RPI, unchanged after a three-month review

Independent advisory boutique Gleacher Shacklock hires a financial institutions banker involved in many of the UK's biggest pre-crisis transactions in the sector

The former chief operating officer of Citi Alternative Investments is expected to be named as President Obama’s nomination as the new US Treasury Secretary

Citigroup is partnering with Euroclear and Clearstream to combine client holdings into a single collateral pot to cope with more stringent trading rules

The nominee for Treasury Secretary is known as a tough insider with a very good handle on the budget numbers

BlackRock to buy Credit Suisse European ETF business

The deal will give BlackRock control of nearly three quarters of the physical ETF market in Europe, according to data from consultancy ETFGI

Views from the top: A change for the better

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As financial markets enter their sixth year of uncertainty since the start of the credit crunch, Financial News asked top executives: What single change would most transform the European financial markets for the better?

American International Group decided on Wednesday to pass on a shareholder lawsuit that accuses the US government of unfairly burdening the company during its financial-crisis rescue

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US tech IPOs to return in second half of this year

Who could step up if Hourican exits RBS?

Making sense of 2013

Former UBS chiefs grilled by Libor panel

Sants defends Barclays move

Bridgepoint posts double portfolio progress

Deutsche Börse said not interested in NYSE's Euronext unit

Star resources duo leave JP Morgan

Decision on RPI surprises pension funds

Ex-Merrill FIG specialist joins Gleacher

What the papers said: Jacob Lew

Citi teams up to pool collateral

What can we expect of Jack Lew?

BlackRock to buy Credit Suisse European ETF business

Views from the top: A change for the better

AIG board won't sue over terms of rescue