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November 2nd, 2023

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Goldman Sachs just promoted more than 600 to managing director — here are the names

2023-11-02T18:48:18Z

8 min read

Investment Banking People Goldman Sachs

Goldman boss David Solomon is trying to get more women and minorities into the upper ranks at the Wall Street giant

LME appoints John Williamson as its permanent chair

2023-11-02T13:13:28Z

2 min read

On the Move Trading On the move

John Williamson previously served on the board of the LME’s parent company HKEX

KPMG UK promotes 56 new partners – but none of them join equity ranks

2023-11-02T13:11:29Z

3 min read

Accountancy People Professional services KPMG On the move

KPMG UK introduced a salaried partner rank in 2021, where all of its new promotions have now gone

JPMorgan, Franklin Templeton launches set stage for active ETF growth spurt

By David Ricketts

2023-11-02T11:21:14Z

4 min read

Franklin Templeton Asset Management JPMorgan

Franklin Templeton is the latest in a string of asset manager to roll out active ETFs in Europe as fund houses try to cash in on fresh investor appetite

European managers stall ESG fund launches as sentiment sours

By Kristen McGachey

2023-11-02T10:46:17Z

3 min read

Morningstar ESG

So far this year, 125 funds with €10.3bn in assets have closed, while green fund launches have plummeted, according to Morningstar

Why JPMorgan is betting big on European retail banking

2023-11-02T07:59:12Z

5 min read

Banking JPMorgan

JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon has changed his mind on expanding into European retail banking

Alantra eyes more dealmaker hires after moving investment bank HQ to London

2023-11-02T00:01:53Z

4 min read

Alantra Investment Banking People

Miguel Hernández talks the Spanish lender's plans to expand in the UK

FCA spends £250,000 on debanking review as Farage blasts ‘woke’ priorities

2023-11-02T00:01:03Z

4 min read

FCA Brexit Politics Regulation

Ex-UKIP boss Farage tells FN FCA staff should have 'done their job in the first place'