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FN 100 profile - Fabrice de Gaudemar: French buyout group’s youngest executive brings his expertise on the rugby field into play in the boardroom

Regulators have begun asking questions about the impact of exchange-traded commodities products on their underlyings

Climate change will force 40% shift in asset allocation

Institutional investors need to shift 40% of their portfolios into climate-sensitive sectors to safeguard returns against the impact of global warming, according to consultant Mercer

JP Morgan agrees to protect US group against current workers living longer

Portfolios managed by women have substantially outperformed the average hedge fund. So why aren’t more of them doing it?

Personal pensions – why competition did not work

According to market theory, efficient markets thrive on competition. But as far as financial services in the UK are concerned – and the personal pension market in particular – it has been a case of less competition being more effective

Will clients follow them from larger banks and how many of the  new firms can thrive?

Turkey’s prosperity tempts the dealmakers

In the second part of an occasional series on mergers and acquisitions in the ‘MIKTs’, Financial News casts an eye over Turkey.

Lawyers are debating possible future liabilities on the music company's pension scheme

Amid early February's sudden flurry of mergers and acquisitions in the global exchange landscape, the under pressure chief executive of Nasdaq OMX was left with little choice but to make a bold move

Only 12 months ago, most London-based bankers, lawyers and accountants had never heard of the 45 Spanish savings banks, known as cajas. Now, the group is down to 17 and still shrinking thanks to several fast-paced mergers. Many are looking to raise capital and the cajas are increasingly dominating many bankers’ lives

The former equity capital markets banker has used his passion for travel to organise a unique quad-biking route across South America that will take in countless volcanoes, punishing deserts, vast sand dunes, and jaw-dropping canyons

Hedge funds managed by women have substantially outperformed the industry average over the past three years and five years, according to new data

Consultant calls for more money to be diverted from active to passive management

Wall St starts hiring again: with caution

Jobs on Wall Street are on the rise for the first time in three years

Consultants flag up Hong Kong’s spending power

While the rest of the world looks east in anticipation that an Asian exchange may be the next target in the global race to snap up fast-growing bourses, research by Tabb Group suggests that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is the one with all the buying power

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Young player helps Eurazeo up its game

Commodity ETFs under scrutiny

Climate change will force 40% shift in asset allocation

Longevity deal breaks fresh ground

Female managers rise above stereotyping

Personal pensions – why competition did not work

Private bankers flock to boutiques

Turkey’s prosperity tempts the dealmakers

Debate emerges on EMI pensions issues

Nasdaq OMX's next move

Caja deals dance starts in Spain

Life after the city: Paul van Issum

Women managers have the hedge over men

Active managers overfish the pool

Wall St starts hiring again: with caution

Consultants flag up Hong Kong’s spending power