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BBA chief: 'Banks planning for worst case Brexit scenario'

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Bank bosses are “planning for the worst case scenario” with their hands “poised, quivering over the relocate button" as the UK prepares to leave the European Union, the chief executive of a key industry trade body has warned.

Views from the Top: The Brexit effect on pensions

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FN asks senior fund management and pensions executives what the effect of Brexit on the UK's pensions industry might be?

Lack of performance transparency among pensions master trusts is a scandal

COMMENT: Master trusts are delivering healthy enough returns but many fail to publicly disclose their numbers

UK pensions body sets up Brexit taskforce

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Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association wants to work with government to help deliver a Brexit that best serves pension funds

Pension schemes rethink the liabilities metric

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Schemes face their biggest challenge since the financial crisis, as dramatic falls in bond yields push liabilities to record levels

Deutsche economist: Brexit could 'seriously hurt' EU’s capital markets

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Deutsche Bank’s top economist has warned that plans to bring European Union’s capital markets closer together will be “seriously hurt” by the UK’s exit from the bloc.

Credit Suisse recasts investment bank for a post-Brexit world

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Revamp of the Swiss group's investment banking and capital markets team in Europe includes big changes in the UK

Credit Suisse revamp takes shape, but doubts remain

A year after Tidjane Thiam announced a strategic plan, Swiss lender has begun to find its feet

Neuberger Berman closes $750m private debt fund

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Neuberger Berman Group closed its second private-debt fund at $750 million, increasing the asset manager’s private-credit business to $2.3 billion and rivalling existing players in the field.

Terra Firma aims to sell AWAS Aircraft Leasing in early 2017

The move comes amid growing interest from Chinese buyers for aircraft leasing companies

KCG swings to loss on drop in trading activity

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Subdued summer volumes and low volatility dragged electronic trading giant's core market-making unit into the red in Q3

Brummer gets disruptive with new tech hedge fund

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The renowned Swedish investor is making a $270m bet on disruptive technologies by backing a new hedge fund

Wall Street bosses cheer fixed income star

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As the curtain falls on the third-quarter earnings period for the biggest US investment banks, one business has clearly stolen the show this season

Top Citigroup compliance official to step down

Citigroup chief compliance officer, John Davidson, is stepping down after three years in the role and about eight years at the firm.

JP Morgan in talks to sell stake in China investment banking JV

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Investment bank owns 33.3% of the joint venture it set up in 2011 with First Capital Securities

Brexit visa regime a threat to private equity favourites

New UK visa proposals could dent private equity profits in the healthcare, leisure and hospitality sectors

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