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Citadel pulls out of European client execution

Citadel Execution Services called its European clients this afternoon to advise them that it will no longer provide them with execution services for trading European stocks

The New York-based advisory firm, which jumped over 10 places in the US M&A rankings last year, has kicked off 2013 with a $3bn-plus advisory mandate

The man behind the Twitter hedge fund Derwent Capital is set to launch the first social media trading platform

David de Lanoy-Meijer, who recently worked on the listing of Kazakhstan’s Kcell, has left the Swiss bank, according to the FSA register

The sale takes 3i’s overall proceeds from the investment to about €385m after an initial investment of about €70m

The new recommendations from the EU bodies are consistent with the UK's Wheatley review of the Libor-setting process

17Capital raises €200m for innovative fund

London-based firm has successfully closed a fund that offers 'mezzanine secondaries' financing for investors

Spain is fixing the house but still lives in bad neighbourhood

Investment bank of the Week: Goldman Sachs

Long-term relationships and improving markets have helped Goldman Sachs bag a bunch of capital markets mandates in the first full week of 2013

A few basics would avoid another domino effect

Guest comment: Confidence can come only from a system in which banks’ risk-taking is kept within their loss-absorbing ability

Operating chief exits State Street trading arm

The chief operating officer for the UK and Emea at State Street Global Markets has left after two years in the role and will not be directly replaced

SAC Capital Advisors said it plans to close it Chicago office

Three fund managers have left Henderson Global Investors as the firm begins to implement cost cutting measures first reported in December by Financial News

Trade of the Week: Independent Italian fund managers

The eurozone crisis took its toll on Italian asset management businesses – but analysts now predict a brighter future for the country's independent fund managers

The closer the Pensions Regulator has to work with the FSA on pensions, the sillier it seems for the industry to serve two masters

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Andrea Orcel and former UBS chiefs faced the UK's Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, Jack Lew was nominated as the next US Treasury Secretary and John Paulson's European fund announced a collapse in profits

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Citadel pulls out of European client execution

Greenhill continues M&A streak

Twitter trading platform set for launch

Emea telecoms head leaves Credit Suisse

3i secures 5.5-times return on Norma

Esma and EBA issue Euribor guidelines

17Capital raises €200m for innovative fund

Spain's pain brings some gain

Investment bank of the Week: Goldman Sachs

A few basics would avoid another domino effect

Operating chief exits State Street trading arm

SAC to close Chicago office

Cost cuts set in at Henderson

Trade of the Week: Independent Italian fund managers

Why do we need two pension regulators?

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