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The former co-head of global investment banking at Nomura is to join UBS as head of corporate client services for Europe, the Middle East and Africa

Former UBS business manager Michael Sohel has spiced up his life by leaving banking to launch an Indian chilli tomato pickle brand

Stymied European mid-market firms turn to emerging markets

Companies wanting to expand their portfolios  are looking for bargains beyond developed markets

Beware the actuary peddling risk-free promises

In contrast, a good banker is instinctively nervous of the risks that can torpedo the loan book

An overhaul of the way asset managers allocate commissions for execution and research is under way as market participants look to overcome problems

Jury still out on weight of the US Jobs Act

A plan to boost US employment by offering small companies easier access to capital markets has yet to prove decisive

When the financial markets started to crumble and banks were threatened with extinction, the US and European authorities got out their chequebooks to help pull the world back from the brink

UK buyout market seeks green shoots of recovery

There is not much spring in the step of UK buyout executives as dealflow remains flat

Ireland prepares to overhaul its pensions system

The pressure is on for Ireland to reform its retirement arrangements, but the hangover from the crisis is holding things up

Shrinking coverage leaves some in the rain

This year’s TradeTech conference is likely to be dominated by debate over the changing economics of equities franchises, where the biggest buyside firms get the best service, while smaller players are shut out

Some US banks complain that the ECB’s actions are propping up zombie banks. But without it, everyone would be struggling

The great transatlantic investment banking divide

Someone forgot to tell European capital markets about the recovery: on some measures, European investment banking has just had the worst 12 months on record, and it is falling further behind the US

Regulatory revolving door spins ever faster

A large number of former gamekeepers are turning poacher as banks struggle to deal with the growing regulatory burden

US banks rapidly repaid bailout loans. Europe is setting a more leisurely pace

The US and European policy responses to the banking crisis could not have been more different

Global banking is dead. Long live global banking

The old business is more broken for some firms than others

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William Vereker set to land at UBS

Life After the City: Michael Sohel

Stymied European mid-market firms turn to emerging markets

Beware the actuary peddling risk-free promises

Concern grows over CSA payment inertia

Jury still out on weight of the US Jobs Act

A tale of two rescue efforts

UK buyout market seeks green shoots of recovery

Ireland prepares to overhaul its pensions system

Shrinking coverage leaves some in the rain

A rising tide lifts all banks

The great transatlantic investment banking divide

Regulatory revolving door spins ever faster

LTRO: The cheque’s in the post

Short and sharp; long and blunt

Global banking is dead. Long live global banking