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Rising to the world’s biggest risk-on trade

African news is dominating headlines, providing a stark reminder that one of the biggest economic growth stories comes with a complex reality and troubled history that still involves huge challenges

UBS Investment Bank takes a giant leap of faith

If you thought the Swiss bank was effectively pulling out of fixed income, think again. But not everyone is convinced that it can work

Trustees still slow to learn the value of the perfectly shaped hedge

Market conditions still mean that hedging is an attractive option for schemes

Concerns over new margin methods as clearing competition hots up

Offsetting investments to reduce margin pledges may appear more efficient but it also creates hidden risks

Zaoui Capital set to add staff after FSA approval

Advisory firm set up last year by Michael and Yoel Zaoui is on the hunt for junior staff

RBS poised to name co-heads of markets unit

Nielsen and Kamlani to jointly run new division following investment banking shake-up

RBC pledges expansion as it climbs league tables

Canadian corporate and investment bank plots further hires to gain market share after cracking top 10

Increase in recent weeks comes amid renewed appetite for equities

Three debt fund managers are set to reach fundraising milestones on their maiden offerings

Marex hires latest step for growth target

Investors have pulled £5bn from the fund manager since the summer news of its co-founder's departure

Moscow Stock Exchange to launch IPO in Moscow

Russian Exchange outlines plan to float in Moscow, fulfilling 2011 merger agreement with Micex and RTS exchanges

The performance of BlackRock’s active equity funds has fallen below their benchmark over one, three and five years, even though the company took steps to bolster its position in the second half of 2012

Virtu shuts London office and heads for Dublin

Around 30 staff at the high-frequency trading firm's Mayfair offices will relocate to either Ireland, Asia or the US

The question for Morgan Stanley  has changed from if it will ever be able to earn more than its cost of capital to when. For chief executive James Gorman, and shareholders, that is a very good thing.

Anne Richards, the chief investment officer at Aberdeen Asset Management, will be providing a daily blog on the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, which begins tomorrow

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Rising to the world’s biggest risk-on trade

UBS Investment Bank takes a giant leap of faith

Trustees still slow to learn the value of the perfectly shaped hedge

Concerns over new margin methods as clearing competition hots up

Zaoui Capital set to add staff after FSA approval

RBS poised to name co-heads of markets unit

RBC pledges expansion as it climbs league tables

Block trading comes back into vogue

First-time debt funds gather momentum

Marex hires latest step for growth target

Clients follow Hosking out of Marathon

Moscow Stock Exchange to launch IPO in Moscow

Active equities sour year for BlackRock

Virtu shuts London office and heads for Dublin

Morgan Stanley changes the conversation

Letter from Davos: What is it for?