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Investment Bank of the Week: Deutsche Bank

A €1.4 billion capital call for Spain's Banco Sabadell extended a strong run in financial institutions advisory for Deutsche Bank

Exchanges face deadline on plans for tech glitches

Proposals due in 60 days on how to handle problems that could roil markets

Expression of 'full confidence' comes as exchange grapples with recent technical glitches

Electra Private Equity boosts legal expertise

Josyane Gold was named in 2008 as one of Financial News' 100 most influential women in Europe's financial markets

Tokyo’s successful bid to host the 2020 Olympics was cheered on by investors this week, boosting shares of Japanese companies poised to benefit from the win

South Korean financial firms join trading network ahead of new rules to open up the country’s main stock market to competition

Wells Fargo European DCM head leaves role

Bryant Owens leaves the London desk after nine years to return to the US

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Much has been said about Mark Carney’s fashion sense since his first appearance as Bank of England Governor, earning him the title 'the George Clooney of banking'. But how does he match up against his fellow central bankers?

Dombret stresses limits of monetary policy

The Deutsche Bundesbank board member said monetary policy measures such as bond buying have already 'ventured far into unknown and dangerous territory'

What would you say to Dick Fuld if you met him in the street?

The ex-Lehman CEO has kept a low profile since the bank's collapse – but he continues to divide opinion

Advice failings land Axa wealth unit £1.8m FCA fine

Axa Wealth Services failed to ensure suitable investment advice was given to 26,000 retail customers, regulator finds

CEO of the multibillion dollar Russian Direct Investment Fund speaks to Financial News about the group's latest joint venture

Pimco, BlackRock buy up more than a quarter of Verizon debt

Two bond giants purchase more than a quarter of the debt sold in Verizon's record $49 billion offering

Europe's implementation of G20-led reforms will lag further behind the US

Economic recovery has boosted tenant demand for space at Canary Wharf, although its owner is having to agree flexible lease terms

Financial News has this week been asking high-profile names from the world of finance about their memories of the US bank's collapse in September 2008

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Investment Bank of the Week: Deutsche Bank

Exchanges face deadline on plans for tech glitches

Nasdaq board stands behind CEO Greifeld

Electra Private Equity boosts legal expertise

Trade of the Week: Olympic high jump

NYSE opens up technology unit to Korea

Wells Fargo European DCM head leaves role

The best dressed central bankers

Dombret stresses limits of monetary policy

What would you say to Dick Fuld if you met him in the street?

Advice failings land Axa wealth unit £1.8m FCA fine

Q&A with RDIF's Kirill Dmitriev

Pimco, BlackRock buy up more than a quarter of Verizon debt

Esma delays swaps reporting by a month

Viewings at Canary Wharf double

Five questions five years on from Lehman