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The bright side of Brexit for bankers, lawyers and consultants

Comment: For the City, Brexit would come with a big, thick silver lining: Think of all the fees from advising on a such a massive demerger

Road to fund manager hell paved with good inventions

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Comment: Innovative competitors are poised to pounce on Investment industry's hollow promises to reform

Still smiling? The ups and downs of bonus day

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The annual Financial News Salary Survey, in association with benchmarking website Emolument.com, sought to find out how satisfied bankers at different institutions were with their 2016 bonuses

Stocks targeted by activists outperform for years

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Stocks popular with activist investors consistently outperform the broader US market for at least five years after the activists get involved, according to research from S&P Global Market Intelligence.

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Fintech company appoints chief revenue officer as replacement for Nick Hungerford

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First-quarter earnings fell 18.2% as the British bank grapples with its Asia strategy

Aberdeen’s Gilbert: Fleming will be in the CEO mix

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But long-serving chief executive reiterates he has no plans to retire any time soon as he delivers latest earnings

Equities reversal hits HSBC's trading revenues

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Sharp falls in equities and credit trading dragged overall revenues at HSBC’s global banking and markets business down 15% in the first quarter, as the UK bank followed rivals at home and abroad by opening 2016 with a lacklustre set of trading figures.

Exiting European Union would be ‘dire’ for economy, says the private equity firm's top executive in the region

The firm aims to double the size of its $36 billion credit business in the next five years

Frowns abound at UBS after 'disappointing' start to 2016

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First quarter brought little cause for cheer in the corridors of UBS's investment bank, with the bank cutting costs amid falling revenues

Deutsche Bank's North America CEO to leave for PJT

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Executive to join boutique investment bank as partner in its mergers and acquisitions business

‘Vampire squid’ could escape the fate of the dodo

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Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan are the big banks with the best chance of surviving by adapting to the changing environment

Nordea, Eurizon and Aviva big winners for Q1 pooled fund inflows

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Funds benefit from net institutional purchases of multi-asset products in the first quarter

Overseas property investors want option to walk away in event of Brexit

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Fears that prices would slump if UK voted to leave EU revealed by growing demand for break clauses

Overgrown compliance teams under threat as banks cut costs

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Citigroup among the institutions cutting or scaling back their hiring plans

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