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Predictions for the City in 2017
Buy the sellside, sell the buyside, watch for a bounce in Wall Street and a bounce away from London by institutions
4 min read
John Redwood: What the EU wants (needs) from Britain post-Brexit
2017-01-03T03:57:00Z
4 min read
Oliver Wyman: Banks must hire coders for compliance
2016-11-29T12:55:50Z
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A helpful little memo to Donald Trump
2016-12-02T17:00:00Z
2 min read
COMMENT: Investment consultants no longer able to resist change
2016-11-25T16:57:17Z
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COMMENT: Investors hope the man of many words didn't mean them
2016-11-10T13:05:13Z
4 min read
More of the same spells serious pensions challenges ahead
2016-10-19T11:30:04Z
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Tougher medicine needed to avoid a Deutsche relapse
2016-10-03T11:27:30Z
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Five reasons why Merkel needs to rescue Deutsche Bank
Is German Chancellor Angela Merkel secretly working for a hedge fund on the side?
FCA dives deeper into dark pools
Dark pool operators take note: the FCA is watching you. But its in-depth approach is reassuring.
Pioneer's answer is in the Poste
Unlikely as it seems, the Italian post office is shaping up as a potential buyer of Pioneer Investments, which has been put up for sale by banking group UniCredit as part of a renewed bid to boost its reserves.
Lessons from the City's Big Bang – don’t plan so much
Time and again in the long history of the City of London it has somehow defied those who seek to plan its future too carefully or predict its demise. It is as though there is something inherently unruly and free-form about the place, some mysterious quality in the ancient patch of earth that is the Square Mile that insulates it from excessive micromanagement and prescription. The City so often goes its own way.
