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Five ways to tilt back to the best way to invest

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The UK economy has overdosed on debt finance. Equity is the way to promote growth – and fairness – writes L&G chief executive Nigel Wilson

Say hello to the big financial firms’ new customers

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Retail clients were once dismissed as muppets. Now even the biggest institutions want Miss Piggy to be their piggybank

BAML's ex-loans head in London joins Wells Fargo

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Former head of Emea loan capital markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch has returned to the US for his new job

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Cantor Fitzgerald Europe’s co-CEO, Gordon Neilly, has left the firm to pursue opportunities outside of investment banking, ending a near four-year stint with the group.

Renaud Laplanche’s departure follows non-conforming loan sale to a single investor

Taubman hails 'momentum' as PJT revenues surge

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Pick-up in restructuring work fuels higher advisory fees at ex-Morgan Stanley dealmaker’s advisory firm

Finance minister Taro Aso makes first direct reference to the possibility of a move

Closet indexers face new 'name and shame' threat

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One campaigner representing four million savers in Europe says it will name so-called closet-indexing funds, even if the regulators won't

Swiss dark pool loophole an intriguing signal on post-Brexit regulation

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Deep in the small print of new Swiss financial services law is a sign that regulation in a post-Brexit United Kingdom might be more accommodating than many experts believe.

Incoming FCA chief says culture in banks’ own hands

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The incoming chief for the Financial Conduct Authority has made it clear that banking culture is of utmost importance, but it is not the job of a regulator to change it.

How four private equity firms cleaned up on MultiPlan

A steady stream of profits shows the potential rewards of so-called secondary buyouts

Apposite Capital hits first close on second fund

UK healthcare private equity firm also buys significant minority stake in medical diagnostics company

Syndicate Room in push to expand IPO offering

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Fresh funding round will be used to expand the company's new equity capital markets service

Distribution duo head for the exit at Rogge

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The €34 billion fixed-income specialist is in the process of being acquired by Allianz Global Investors

Chris Hohn’s TCI attacks ‘corporate excess’ at VW

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Activist hedge fund TCI Fund Management has written to the boards of German carmaker Volkswagen, attacking “corporate excess on an epic scale” and calling for wide-ranging changes to management pay.

Concerns grow over hedge fund bunching effect

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Hedge funds are increasingly crowding into a limited range of stock trades – a herd mentality triggered by the fact that average hedge fund size is rising.

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