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Rothschild scion launches new UK merchant bank

New launch stirs memories of iconic banks that were subsumed after the City’s 1986 Big Bang

More debate needed on conflicts and gifts

The issue has suddenly moved up the agenda as a key area of focus for the Financial Services Authority

Do you work at an investment bank? If so, then now might be a good time to do your homework to ensure you can still leave on the best terms

Former investment accountant Vini Aujla is aiming to revolutionise the Indian chilled food sauce market with Rustic Indian

Reports of the decline of ETFs have been greatly exaggerated

Many people now consider ETFs to be a mature financial instrument. We see ETFs today thriving in the introductory phase of a product’s lifecycle and expect them to continue their relative and absolute high growth rates

New Year, old problems for Chinese buyout market

The shine has started to come off the Chinese growth story

Natixis Global Asset Management is seeking new business from UK independent financial advisers by teaching them how to advise clients

LSE’s Orb shines as retail investors flock to bonds

Celebrating its third anniversary this month, the Orb has helped UK companies raise more than £3bn in debt finance from retail investors to date

As the ‘King of Mining M&A’ and one of the City’s most enigmatic bankers plans to make a comeback, FN reveals the influence wielded by his network of former colleagues

Private industry leader is keen on social change

Firms hoping to secure commitments from one of Europe’s biggest investors in private equity will have to prove their worth in areas beyond just performance. AlpInvest’s leader Volkert Doeksen talks to FN

French bank BNP Paribas is offering a scheme to UK staff to donate a proportion of their bonus to charity

Healthy prognosis for European ETF market

A rosy future is predicted for equity ETFs, while all is not lost for bond products either

Court ruling could have unintended consequences during 2013 AGM season

An economic model from the 1960s predicts a big appreciation in the currencies of growing countries

Equities return to favour as the wheel of fortune spins

Value stocks are staging a comeback as Japan shows signs of revival

Fixed-income futures market springs to life

Volumes soared as the market was wrong-footed by an upbeat ECB statement and strong bank loan repayments. FN discovers if the momentum will last

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Rothschild scion launches new UK merchant bank

More debate needed on conflicts and gifts

How to soften the blow of redundancy

Life After the City: Vini Aujla

Reports of the decline of ETFs have been greatly exaggerated

New Year, old problems for Chinese buyout market

Lessons in how to advise clients

LSE’s Orb shines as retail investors flock to bonds

The Hannam connection

Private industry leader is keen on social change

BNP Paribas' bonus sacrifice scheme

Healthy prognosis for European ETF market

Share dealing threat to German voting

The attractions of emerging market bonds

Equities return to favour as the wheel of fortune spins

Fixed-income futures market springs to life