Quindell, the Alternative Investment Market-listed insurance outsourcer with a market capitalisation of £433m, is learnt to be nearing a sale of its legal services unit to leading Australian attorney firm Slater & Gordon for £640m in cash.

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Citigroup dealmakers post 14% fee rise as traders beat expectations

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Deutsche Bank hires top Barclays banker Swerling as global head of ECM

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The German lender has hired Barclays’ co-head of equity capital markets to lead its team globally

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The UK lender has given the leading compliance job to a 20-year veteran

Investors are abandoning go-to strategies like “buy the dip” and snapping up bearish bets, bracing for more volatility.

The Post-Covid Era of Ultra-Calm Markets Is Over

The secretive nature of Booz Allen’s government work makes it nearly impossible for investors to gauge how federal cutbacks will affect the business.

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The lawsuit claims the tech giant abused its dominance and overcharged companies for search advertising services.

Google Faces Potential $6.6 Billion U.K. Antitrust Lawsuit Over Search Advertising

The Swedish private-equity company said its portfolio has limited direct exposure to tariffs, but the deterioration in market conditions will inevitably hurt its exit agenda this year.

EQT Has Limited Direct Tariff Exposure, but Expects Exit-Plan Hit

EQT Says Its Portfolio Has Limited Direct Tariff Exposure, but Sees Impact on Exit Plans

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