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Don’t stop believing in bonds
Given the current doom and gloom, with the occasional spell of relief, over interest rates rising, does it still make…
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Stock-market crash? No, but rising bond yields are sparking a nerve-racking rotation below the surface
Never mind the hashtags, the stock market remains far from “crash” territory, as anyone with a working memory of last…
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Powell sends warning to markets that Fed doesn’t want ‘persistent’ tightening in financial conditions
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned Thursday that the central bank would not sit back and let the financial market…
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FCA bans ex-Stifel trader for market abuse
The Financial Conduct Authority has banned a former Stifel Nicolaus Europe market-making trader from regulated activity and fined him £52,500…
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Schroders predicts ‘favourable environment’ for active funds as assets reach new high
Schroders posted a 15% increase in assets under management last year, cementing its position as the UK’s largest listed fund…
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Pimco adds former White House defence expert to advisory board
Pimco, the US bond giant, has appointed a former White House staffer to its influential advisory board — the second…
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KPMG UK agrees sale of restructuring unit in PE-backed management buyout
KPMG UK has agreed to sell its restructuring unit in a management buyout backed by private equity firm H.I.G. Europe.…
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Hong Kong won’t appeal ex-JPMorgan banker bribery acquittal
The Hong Kong government won’t appeal the acquittal of an ex-JPMorgan banker accused of bribery after offering a job to…
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Wealth managers warn UK’s richest: A wealth tax is coming
Britain’s richest bankers and hedge fund managers should prepare now for the introduction of tax hits on their wealth to plug…
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The stock market’s most sensitive sector says cycle isn’t anywhere close to turning
Consumer discretionary stocks are the most sensitive to the market cycle, and right now they’re giving no indication that cycle…
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Opinion: If all you did was trade on this one behavior, you could make decent money in the stock market
After studying the stock market for many years, I have identified 14 unique stock market behavior patterns. Although the proprietary…
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Wall Street’s 20 favorite infrastructure stocks are expected to climb as much as 34% over the next year
Getting a C-minus grade usually isn’t good news, but it promises to be just that for investors looking to capitalize…
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GAM calls time on supply chain finance fund linked to Greensill
GAM, the Switzerland headquartered asset manager, has announced it will close an investment fund linked to Greensill Capital — the…
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Greensill Capital: How the SoftBank-backed firm ended up on the brink
Pressure is mounting on SoftBank-backed Greensill Capital after major backers signalled moves to halt trading in and out of the…
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New Citi CEO Jane Fraser unveils net-zero targets on first day at the helm
Citigroup chief executive Jane Fraser has used her first day at the helm of the US bank to unveil ambitious…
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Greensill Capital planning insolvency amid deal talks with Apollo
Embattled financial startup Greensill Capital plans to file for insolvency in the UK this week, as it simultaneously moved towards…
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Deutsche Bank shakes-up junior recruitment to diversify from MBA hires
Deutsche Bank is overhauling the way it hires junior bankers, expanding jobs typically reserved for elite MBAs to professionals with…
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Deloitte agrees to pay Malaysia $80m to settle 1MDB claims
Accountancy firm Deloitte PLT has agreed to pay the Malaysian government $80m to settle claims relating to its auditing of…
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Jon Little’s Alderwood Capital begins hunt for investors
Alderwood Capital, the fund management business launched by former Northill Capital founder Jon Little, has made a trio of hires…
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City hedge fund manager’s suicide indicative of wider sector Covid stress
A hedge fund manager who took his own life last year was experiencing high stress amid a tough time for…
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M&G pledges to end thermal coal investments
M&G, the UK-listed fund management group, will begin to phase out coal across its investments, making it the latest asset…
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Goldman Sachs creates new London team to capitalise on Spac boom
Goldman Sachs has shifted two of its most senior equity bankers in London into a new team that will look…
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FOMO driving billionaire hedge fund boss Daniel Loeb to ‘deep dive’ into cryptos?
Daniel Loeb, chief executive of hedge fund Third Point, said he has been on a “deep dive” into cryptocurrency recently…
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S&P 500 scores best day gain in about 9 months, as March kicks off with brighter economic outlook
U.S. stock-market benchmarks surged Monday, with the S&P 500 booking its best day of gains since June, as a gauge…
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Stressed about saving for retirement? Focus on your ‘bottom line’
The cost of living is high — for some more than others — but a few changes in spending can…
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Greensill Capital faces possible insolvency after Credit Suisse suspends investment funds
Greensill Capital is headed toward a rapid unraveling after Credit Suisse Group suspended $10bn of investment funds that fuelled the…
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Goldman Sachs asset management co-head Lane to step down
Eric Lane, the co-head of Goldman Sachs global asset management business, is stepping down six months after being appointed to…
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Credit Suisse suspends $10bn in funds tied to Greensill
Credit Suisse said it suspended a group of private investment funds tied to supply-chain finance assets created by SoftBank-backed specialty-finance company Greensill…
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Jane Fraser tasked with refreshing Citigroup
Jane Fraser wants to simplify Citigroup the original megabank. That won’t be easy. On 1 March, Fraser took over as chief executive…
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Jupiter assets reach new record, despite investors pulling £4bn
Jupiter Fund Management suffered net outflows of £4bn last year, despite the FTSE 250 group posting an increase in profits and a…
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Why the Brexit battle over London’s derivatives dominance may drag on for years
The battle for London’s trading and clearing of derivatives is heating up. But it probably won’t be settled any time…
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JPMorgan CFO Jennifer Piepszak says investment banking fees could be up 30% on Q1 2020
Investment banking fees at JPMorgan in the first quarter are likely to be up over 30% on the same period…
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Vanguard, BlackRock singled out for $170bn coal exposure
Vanguard and BlackRock, the world’s two largest asset managers, have been singled out for having the highest exposure to the…
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St James’s Place to axe 200 jobs after Covid hit to profits
St James’s Place, the UK listed wealth manager, plans to axe 200 jobs following an almost 40% drop in pre-tax…
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HSBC shrinks bonuses for London investment bankers by up to 20%
Investment bankers in HSBC’s London operations have seen bonuses decline by as much as 20%, as the UK lender has…
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Jefferies backtracks on staff jab plan after memo demanded ‘verification of vaccination’
US investment bank Jefferies has backtracked on a policy that would have required all of its staff to receive a…
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