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How much would you pay for the privilege of working at your bank?

While most people believe that their bonus is a function of their own brilliance, most will also recognise that a huge part of what they generate for their firm derives from the value of the seat in which they sit every day

Unlikely legacy of Madoff’s Ponzi scheme: a bonanza for newfangled funds

So-called liquid alternative funds have become the hottest thing in the mutual-fund business

US buyout firms continue to dominate Gottschalg fund ranking

2013 HEC-Dow Jones Private Equity Performance Ranking finds some familiar names at the top of the list

Permira’s Iglo sweetens covenant terms for investors

The frozen food group has improved the terms of a request to increase flexibility for growth plans

IntercontinentalExchange has finalised a new board of directors for NYSE Liffe, the European financial futures business it acquired in November through the takeover of NYSE Euronext

Innovative risk management companies are coming to the fore amid a regulatory focus on clearing and settlement

Revenues at the boutique fund manager climb in the firm's first year under new chief executive Henry Maxey

Q&A with Calum Bruce on his move from Swip to Ediston

Former senior investment manager in the real estate team at Swip tells FN about the decision to leave the firm and his aims at Ediston Real Estate

Five Carillion schemes agree longevity swap

The swap agreement with Deutsche Bank is a sign that bulk annuity and longevity deals are returning to the UK pensions market

Former Oakley Capital and Merrill Lynch banker Guy Hayward-Cole joins Nomura in a senior telecoms role

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The pension scheme turns 125 next year, but it’s in big trouble. People are living longer, and not just in the developed world – the emerging markets are ageing faster than the west ever did. Financial News takes a look at the finances of a greying globe.

Bank of England's Hauser makes collateral call

Bank of England's head of sterling markets talks to Financial News about collateral transformation, data transparency and central counterparties for securities lending

The well-respected salesman is leaving the $10 billion firm after five years, Financial News has learned

Departure of Nathan Bostock latest blow for lender

LPFA completes first private equity co-investment

Pension fund chaired by Edmund Truell buys in to postal business whose clients include Amazon and Domino's Pizza

Volcker should be means to end too-big-to-fail

Whether the Volcker rule is seen as a success may depend on whether it is a first, not a last, step toward rethinking banking

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How much would you pay for the privilege of working at your bank?

Unlikely legacy of Madoff’s Ponzi scheme: a bonanza for newfangled funds

US buyout firms continue to dominate Gottschalg fund ranking

Permira’s Iglo sweetens covenant terms for investors

ICE completes new NYSE Liffe board

LSE teams up with OTC risk start-up

Ruffer revenues rise under new chief

Q&A with Calum Bruce on his move from Swip to Ediston

Five Carillion schemes agree longevity swap

Nomura hires UK investment banker

In Pictures: the global pensions crisis

Bank of England's Hauser makes collateral call

US sales head exits Capula

RBS finance chief heads for Santander UK

LPFA completes first private equity co-investment

Volcker should be means to end too-big-to-fail