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Many voices add up to a stark warning: Innovate or perish

A tech revolution, a squeeze on profits, tighter regulation, competition for skilled staff...our VIP writers look at the many challenges in the next 20 years and make a compelling case for action

The Future of Finance: Predicting the next 20 years

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Welcome to a special FN report bringing together VIP names from the world of finance – and royalty – for a series of articles in which they predict what lies ahead for financial services over the next 20 years

The future of the investment industry – by Paul Myners

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UK fund managers face a challenging future with Brexit, takeovers, transaction taxes, social responsibility and a new giant, low cost, customer-owned rival

Deutsche Bank shares drop on fears of capital raising

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Investors are concerned about a potentially hefty US fine related to mortgage-securities probes

Ten questions answered on the $3.2bn CBOE/Bats tie-up

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The US options exchange operator is buying the cash equities specialist in a cash and stock deal. Here's what you need to know....

The future of regulation – by Hector Sants

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Changing bankers’ motivations will be the only way to strike the right balance between the needs of capital providers, employees and society as a whole

The future of blockchain – by Adena Friedman

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The post-trade landscape faces disruptive forces, but change will bring greater efficiency and transparency

Danish private equity firm nears €300m for latest fund

Fundraising comes as investor appetite for Scandinavian private equity funds is on the rise

SNB chairman urges collaboration on banking innovation

Swiss National Bank chairman and Bank for International Settlements board member Thomas Jordan has urged the banking sector to work closely with regulators and central banks to confront a rapidly changing environment.

Hedge fund giant Brevan Howard cuts some fees to zero

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Brevan’s 0% fee will apply to new investments by existing clients in its flagship fund

Economy and ecology can work in harmony – the Prince of Wales

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Finance leaders must reduce environmental and social risk to protect the economy and planet – the Prince of Wales

The future of central banks – by Mervyn King

Investment banks should be required to bring collateral to central banks ahead of a crisis to establish a credit line

The future of investment banking – by Andrea Orcel

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Regulators cannot be solely responsible for ensuring that banks are better run and are socially, not just economically, important

Barclays, UBS and BAML star in return of the giant exchange tie-up

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Three banks among the firms called in to handle the $3.2 billion takeover of Bats Global Markets by CBOE Holdings

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Financial News investigates some of the key themes on the agenda at Sibos, the annual banking technology conference, held from September 26-29 in Geneva.

LSE's CurveGlobal comes out fighting on day one

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New derivatives exchange gets ready to take on heavyweight competition in Europe's futures markets

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