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A tale of two cities – how ‘Brexit’ splits London

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As the vote on whether the UK should quit the EU looms, London’s financial engine is broadly cleaved along generational lines

Your banker will see you now: The changing face of broking

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It should be the perfect corporate broking client. It is the largest company in the FTSE 100 by market capitalisation and has bought and sold around £190 billion of assets over the past decade, according to data provider Dealogic. Last year it acquired BG Group in a $50 billion deal. The problem is Royal Dutch Shell does not “see the need for a corporate broker”.

Banks with the most FTSE 100 broking clients

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Financial News's analysis of FTSE 100 broking clients shows just how competitive the market is for retained investment banking services

European funds fightback over Mifid market data rules grows

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Brussels-based Efama echoes IA's call to reject market data provisions as 11th-hour pushback grows

Bond star Oxley exits Old Mutual Global Investors

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Fund manager leaves £26 billion investment house little over a year after joining, following a 'difference in opinion' over future strategy

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Findings of new survey come as industry stalwart says exchange-traded products are 'no longer the enemy' of active managers

Performance fee plunge sends GAM shares spiralling

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GAM shares lost 17% of their value after the Swiss asset manager warned its underlying profits for the first six months of 2016 would be roughly half the level of a year earlier, as performance fees all but disappeared in the period.

FN Property of the Week – Lovely shrubbly

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This week, a look around one of Islington's oldest houses; a Grade II listed four-bed with a secluded garden that looks a world away from inner-city London

Ex-Deutsche CFO Krause among new Warburg recruits

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Private equity firm has been adding to its senior advisory roster as it invests the $13.4 billion buyout fund it raised last year

Canada's PSP goes direct with boost to London team

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In-house manager of the $112bn Public Sector Pension Investment Board wants to do more direct private equity investing in Europe

March of the Canadians: Manulife targets £30bn in Europe

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The CEO of Manulife Asset Management shrugs off Brexit uncertainty and tells FN how his firm plans to build in London

Deutsche Bank’s Asia-Pacific CEO to leave

Deutsche Bank’s chief executive officer for the Asia-Pacific region, Gunit Chadha, is leaving the bank, the latest high-level departure at the German lender, the bank said on June 14.

Cazenove and Hoare Govett: Buying stars doesn't always buy security

Even the greatest brands in the City of London – both now under new owners – are not enough to hold increasingly flighty corporates

Eurozone banking supervisor preps for Brexit vote

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ECB has been drawing up plans on how banks should react if the UK votes to leave the EU

Libyan fund alleges Goldman took advantage of its inexperience

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Lawsuit claims the bank exerted ‘undue influence’ over officials at the sovereign wealth fund

Some of the world's biggest hedge fund managers are planning a summer getaway. Which will try and run their empire from their iPhone?

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