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Wealth Rising Stars: The profiles in full

Financial News this week published its third annual Rising Stars in European wealth management, our pick of the top 40 under the age of 40. Here are the profiles in full

Prosecutors seek prison for ex-SocGen 'trickster'

Kerviel racked up the biggest trading loss in history

Investors are attracted to corporate bonds by the stability they offer compared to the roller-coaster ride in other asset classes

The World Cup in 2014 and the 2016 Olympics, which Rio de Janeiro will host, mean billions of dollars being spent on Brazil’s infrastructure

BlackRock's European institutional chief to step down

O'Brien to leave US fund manager after 10 years to 'pursue opportunities outside investment management'

Ex-Goldman star hires from exit-plagued hedge fund

Portfolio manager from troubled hedge fund, which this week lost a third of its partners, has joined the growing cast at Flamand's new firm

Investor returns under threat in new age of transparency

Post-crisis demand for easy-to-understand products could kill innovation and alpha creation, investment managers have warned

US reaches historic deal on new finance rules

Lawmakers reach a compromise on a bill that will redefine the US financial markets and firms for decades

Senior partner at UK firm becomes the latest lawyer to join a US competitor building up its presence in Europe

PE firms' China fundraising gathers momentum

The country's decision in March to relax its laws governing overseas investment has led to a jump in the number of renminbi funds being raised by private equity firms

Data providers clash over $28bn deal credit

JP Morgan tops Thomson Reuters league table for European M&A but Dealogic numbers could look very different next week

Japanese bank looking to boost electronic trading platform as part of push to become top five global equities house; takes total hires of senior staff from German bank to six this month

Commodities star trader Andrew Hall absorbs loss

$100m (€81m) energy trader who left Citigroup has hit rough patch running his own hedge fund

Food & Wine: The London restaurant revolution

The city has become the centre of the pop-up world of supper clubs, a culinary trend in which the recession has played no small part, which is driven by social networking and happening in an apartment near you

Heard on the Street: US financial index starts flashing red

One index suggests spillover from the European sovereign-debt crisis has pushed US financial conditions to their worst since the Lehman Brothers aftermath

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Wealth Rising Stars: The profiles in full

Prosecutors seek prison for ex-SocGen 'trickster'

Investors put their faith in corporates

Big games give Brazil a sporting chance