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A team of more than 20 riders, including the editor of Financial News, this morning set off on a nine-day, 1,223km cycle ride from London to Monte Carlo to raise money for children’s charity Wooden Spoon

Bankers prepare for a first-class delivery

Selling a national treasure can provide big reputational rewards for banks. But the path to the market seldom runs smooth

There is a new appetite among European buyout firms to look to the troubled southern European economy

Praise the Truell-Taylor plan, a reminder of austere times

Amalgamating local authority funds would both save on costs and pool resources

Italy’s mass affluent make an LTRO killing

The Italian asset management industry is celebrating its best start to the year in a decade, as domestic investors shrug off the country’s continuing economic woes

China draws commodity trading battle lines

Six months after buying the London Metal Exchange, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing unveils its plans to position China as a world financial commodities trading hub

Bernanke's taper could spark bond tremors

If the Fed shrinks US quantitative easing, European credit markets and banks will feel a cold blast

Foggy thinking may inflict a European caning on Britain

Europe would not be damaged if the United Kingdom exited the EU, rather it would benefit

Independent advisers have been taking market share in mergers and acquisitions, but their success isn’t uniform across every industry

Advisers are optimistic that the conditions are right for a return of buyouts worth at least €7bn in Europe

Pips: Five ways to deal with being ‘managed out’

Banks are increasingly using performance improvement plans to fire staff. But there are ways to challenge and manage the process

Good RBS, bad RBS. Good idea, bad timing.

It is highly unlikely that Chancellor George Osborne will open himself up to charges of hesitancy by splitting the UK bank now

Germany lays out high-frequency trading hurdles

The country’s lawmakers have moved quickly to tame high-frequency trading, but at what price?

Banks outsourcing: new route to bottom line

Banks are being forced to re-evaluate their business models and make significant, creative structural changes in IT and operations

This year Venice hosts the Biennale, one of the world’s great cultural festivals

Bank of America Merrill Lynch has overtaken the Swiss bank as the leading pan-European brokerage firm for equity and equity-linked research in the Thomson Reuters Extel rankings

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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand they’re off…pedalling to Monte Carlo

Bankers prepare for a first-class delivery

Buyout firms seek out bargains in Greece

Praise the Truell-Taylor plan, a reminder of austere times

Italy’s mass affluent make an LTRO killing

China draws commodity trading battle lines

Bernanke's taper could spark bond tremors

Foggy thinking may inflict a European caning on Britain

Always outnumbered, sometimes outgunned

Bankers are hungry for mega deals

Pips: Five ways to deal with being ‘managed out’

Good RBS, bad RBS. Good idea, bad timing.

Germany lays out high-frequency trading hurdles

Banks outsourcing: new route to bottom line

Cultural splendour in Venice

UBS toppled after 12-year Extel run