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European head of equities retires from Barclays

Barclays’ head of equities for Europe, the Middle East and Africa has left the UK bank, Financial News has learned

Unusual structure paves the way for camera-maker to emerge from US bankruptcy proceedings

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Financial News rounds up the 2012 pay packages of the chief executives of the world's largest stock exchanges

Successful Deutsche cash call adds to capital scrutiny

The German bank's €2.96bn capital raising has been received well by eager investors – but the multibillion euro figure may not be enough to keep analysts happy

Deutsche Börse profit falls as cost-cutting bites

Increased expenditure associated with Deutsche Börse’s efficiency programme acted as a significant drag on first quarter profits

NYSE Euronext's London-based Liffe franchise – a major driver behind Ice's $8.2bn bid for the transatlantic exchange group – helped to drive first quarter revenues

Liquidnet to begin dark pool trading of Thai stocks

The firm is expanding its presence in Southeast Asia, where it executes around 10% of Asian trades

Russia fund partners with Japan for $1bn investment platform

The move is the latest push by the Russian government to entice foreign investment into the country

Equities power profits surge at slimmed-down UBS

Risk-weighted assets rise in first quarter as investment bank deploys resources to gain from client opportunities

Lloyds weighs sale of international wealth business

Lloyds is looking to sell a chunk of its international wealth management operations, the latest in a string of moves by the UK lender to whittle down its business to focus primarily on UK retail banking

Asia wealth push helps UBS to 'exceptional' quarter

UBS’s wealth management business attracts its highest quarterly net inflows since 2007

UBS surprises with strong first-quarter profit

Swiss bank posts a better-than-expected profit as it pushes through an extended restructuring in the wake of the financial crisis

ASX to offer buy-side swaps clearing by year-end

Fund says it will be 'more supportive' of remuneration committees where they take oversight of a company's whole pay structure

Russia, Turkey, Kazakhstan caught out by gold rout

The central banks of Russia, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan all boosted their gold holdings in March, just before the price slumped by more than $270 an ounce

Q&A with Steve Ashley: Nomura's head of global markets

Ashley talks to Financial News about the reversal of the bank's strategy and the challenges of combining equities and fixed-income under one roof

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