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Weinstein and Reservoir back ex-Deutsche trader's new fund

The former Deutsche Bank prop trader and Dan Stern’s $6bn alternatives firm are throwing their financial support behind Camares Capital

ABP settles out of court with Deutsche Bank

Dutch pension fund brings third sub-prime lawsuit to a conclusion

Apollo Global fourth quarter net profit surges

Assets under management were $113.4bn compared with $75.2bn a year earlier

CBOE in settlement talks with SEC over investigation

The exchange disclosed the discussions as it reported fourth quarter earnings jumped 25%

A sudden surge in popularity for Silvio Berlusconi has left European investors scrambling to cover their positions ahead of Italy’s forthcoming elections

The unexpected cancellation of a critical European Parliament vote relating to the details of new derivatives reforms was arguably a good compromise for all parties concerned – including the industry

French bank adds to its sterling credit trading team with three new appointments in London

The ETF platform's new global head puts the UK and Scandinavia at the centre of its European expansion plans

Aberdeen adds innovative charge to popular funds

Existing investors in UK asset managers' strongly performing global emerging market strategies are set to benefit from an innovative new fee

Many anonymous traders are implicated in RBS' attempts to rig the Libor rate, but just one is cited by name

Doughty Hanson to wind down real estate and venture arms

The company, which has been restructuring since the death of one of its co-founders last year, is to focus exclusively on private equity

Cinven-backed Spire 'on the slate' for sale

An initial public offering or sale could value the private hospital chain at up to £2bn, leveraged finance bankers say

Guest Comment: Moving away from the treasured governance principle should only be done with care to avoid unintended consequences

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Mark Carney appeared in front of the Treasury Select Committee, Jim 'Brics' O'Neill announced his retirement from GSAM and David Einhorn challenged Apple over its cash reserves

KKR shifts organic focus in search for growth

The private equity giant's strategy switch puts it on the same course as US rivals Blackstone Group and Carlyle

Goldman readies fund business for 'Volcker'

For 20 years, the bank wooed clients to invest in its private equity funds with the security blanket that the bank and its partners went along for the same ride. But that is about to change

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Weinstein and Reservoir back ex-Deutsche trader's new fund

ABP settles out of court with Deutsche Bank

Apollo Global fourth quarter net profit surges

CBOE in settlement talks with SEC over investigation

Trade of the Week: The Bunga Bunga hedge

Emir vote u-turn a good compromise

BNP Paribas expands in sterling

Lyxor targets UK and the Nordics

Aberdeen adds innovative charge to popular funds

Rate-rig spotlight falls on 'Rain Man'

Doughty Hanson to wind down real estate and venture arms

Cinven-backed Spire 'on the slate' for sale

Rethinking 'one share, one vote'

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KKR shifts organic focus in search for growth

Goldman readies fund business for 'Volcker'