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Societe Generale names global infrastructure head

Conditions ripe for European ‘loan-to-own’

Distressed debt investors are eying up a wave of opportunities in continental Europe as loans mature

Dobson laments 'disappointing' private banking performance

Pre-tax profits at the private bank at the UK asset manager halved last year – while overall group assets under management reached highest levels

The LSE and Nasdaq OMX became unlikely bedfellows when it was announced that the US operator would take a 5% stake – and a board seat – in LCH.Clearnet

Sentiment turns against emerging market ETPs

After pouring money into emerging market exchange-traded products in recent months, investors pulled funds from the products in February, favouring instead ETPs offering exposure to developed market equities

Ex-Deutsche banker joins HSBC's resources roster

The UK bank has been busy building its coverage of the natural resources sector under Matthew Wallace

Nasdaq creates joint venture for private company trading

The transatlantic exchange has been looking to reduce dependence on often volatile levels of equities trading

The listed vehicle is linking its payout to net asset value, in a change of tack that brings it in line with private equity peers

Workers with defined contribution pension plans are not saving enough, leaving a host of issues for UK policymakers and industry players, the OECD says

Stock pickers back in vogue with hedge fund investors

Credit Suisse's annual investor survey shows resurgent demand for long/short equities in what one manager describes as a 'Utopia for stock pickers'

Why the Bank of England can't get banks lending

British borrowers are yet to see much benefit from the Bank of England’s Funding for Lending Scheme

Pimco’s bond ETF outperforms flagship mutual fund

Other big players are moving to launch their own active ETFs in the wake of Bill Gross's success with his actively managed bond ETF

Last week Financial News revealed that the RBS chief is paid less than most people think. Here, William Wright lays out his workings

Equities cannot save the day, say academics

Pension schemes need to brace themselves for a sharp fall in returns over the next 30 years forcing them into a stream of cost-saving measures, such as scheme mergers, and a possible increase in contribution rates

Financial News asks leading pension professionals to put their questions to speakers  Matthew Ridley and George Buckley on day two of the NAPF conference

In a low-return world, many delegates at the NAPF conference will be discussing investment returns

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Societe Generale names global infrastructure head

Conditions ripe for European ‘loan-to-own’

Dobson laments 'disappointing' private banking performance

LSE partners with Nasdaq in LCH deal

Sentiment turns against emerging market ETPs

Ex-Deutsche banker joins HSBC's resources roster

Nasdaq creates joint venture for private company trading

Altamir Amboise doubles dividend

OECD warns over DC pensions

Stock pickers back in vogue with hedge fund investors

Why the Bank of England can't get banks lending

Pimco’s bond ETF outperforms flagship mutual fund

Those Stephen Hester pay numbers in full

Equities cannot save the day, say academics

NAPF Question Time - Day Two

So what will I make on my money?