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A guide to the dying art of open-outcry trading

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Trading pits across the globe are closing, but one exchange – the London Metal Exchange – still making noise . The 136-year-old pit is Europe's sole open out-cry trading venue. Here is a guide to some of the gestures used by traders on the trading floor

Ashmore's fees slide on investor strategy shift

Revenues and profits declined at emerging markets-focused fund manager in second half of last year as investors moved to lower margin products

The US private equity investor raised twice as much capital last year as it did in 2011

With a hat-trick of M&A deals in the asset management sphere in recent weeks, are other fund managers looking to take the plunge on deals to find future growth?

The defence group, whose massive pension liabilities are among the largest in the FTSE 100, has insured a record UK £3.2bn of commitments

Ex-UBS prime broker rejoins Hendel at BofA Merrill

The former head of European prime brokerage at UBS has returned to banking after a short stint at now defunct hedge fund Edoma Partners

The 'London Whale' trading debacle may lead more shareholders to vote in favour of separating Dimon's roles as chairman and chief executive

Meet the M&A banker set to run Manchester United

As UK Premier League football becomes awash with excessive pay and debt-fuelled takeovers, it is perhaps unsurprising that Manchester United has decided to appoint a former M&A banker as its next CEO

Eton Park founder eyes $300m for new venture

More details are emerging about Ronit Capital, the London-based hedge fund manager being set up by ex-Eton Park Capital Management founding partner Edward Misrahi

Investors to press JP Morgan to split CEO and chairman roles

A similar proposal received 40% approval from shareholders in 2012

Michael O'Neill had wanted to debate splitting up the bank after he joined the board in 2009

Getco and Knight Capital unveil senior management team

The deal to combine the firms is expected to be completed in the second quarter

The horsemeat approach to bank disclosure

When it comes to transparency and disclosure, most investment banks would make the average Romanian meat supplier blush

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A guide to the dying art of open-outcry trading

Ashmore's fees slide on investor strategy shift

Carlyle reports profit but revenue drops

Do three swallows make a summer?

BAE inks giant pensions de-risk pact