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OMG! Hedge fund succumbs to ‘brave new world’

Hedge fund boutique admits it 'can’t look investors in the eye and tell them that the market conditions will be conducive to making money any time soon'

Ex-Adoboli colleague launches gambling venture

A former trading peer of Kweku Adoboli, the ex-UBS banker who was yesterday convicted of two counts of fraud, has founded a 'socially responsible' online gambling platform

A UK professional body representing financial services has accused the US of imposing 'unfair costs' for fund managers over its Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act

Cogent expands NY team ahead of secondaries surge

Advisory firm expects annual secondaries deal activity to significantly surpass last year's record $25bn in the coming years

Ex-Hermes chief becomes chair at property firms

Rupert Clarke, the former chief executive of Hermes Fund Managers, has taken on his first roles since leaving the firm, becoming chairman of two property companies

Financial News Investment Banking Awards 2012

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Financial News held its annual Awards for Excellence in Investment Banking on Monday, November 19, 2012. The awards dinner, hosted at Boisdale of Belgravia, was attended by some of the top investment bankers and advisers in Europe, including Rob Rankin, Deutsche Bank's co-head of the corporate banking and securities bank, who delivered the key-note speech

Bats Global explores FX and retail market

Kansas-headquartered stock exchange operator is looking to diversify beyond its core institutional equities business

Banks warned of 'cold turkey' risk with fixed income cuts

Financial firms that exit businesses too quickly 'may be indefinitely precluded from future participation' in other areas, BernsteinResearch has said

Credit Suisse’s organisational overstatement

The Swiss bank has published its latest statement containing a raft of organisation revamps, but it is hard to see what has changed

Emerging market regulators back Iosco foundation

The umbrella body for the world’s securities regulators has secured the key backing of its emerging market members in its bid to seek alternative sources of funding

China set to ‘aggressively open up’ capital markets

The introduction of a new payments system, a reform-minded Politburo Standing Committee and the potential full convertibility of the renminbi all point towards an explosion in activity, according to market participants

Kweku Adoboli: the descent of a Delta One trader

It took nearly two decades for a Ghanaian-born boy called 'Kwaku' to eventually become a successful UBS trader who earned £350,000 in a year. It took just weeks for his reputation to come crashing down

Just when one thought things couldn't get any worse for the reputation of the City of London after the UBS scandal, Hewlett-Packard has unleashed a wave of allegations against the British software firm it acquired last year

High-frequency trading firm founded by Vinnie Viola looks to build European business

'Devastating' EU rules would cost pensions £150bn

The European Commission's proposals could push all but 5% of schemes to close to new members, says pensions minister Steve Webb

Frank Quattrone has a history of selling to Hewlett-Packard

The legendary banker was a central figure in Hewlett-Packard's disastrous purchase of Autonomy

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