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Swiss bank to start recouping part of $690mn Bluestone Resources owes lender’s clients
Intense competition in home loans market is incentivising lenders to seek more lucrative niches
US congressional committee releases findings from 18-month probe into wild market swings of January 2021
FTAV sits down with Credit Suisse’s money savant and man-of-the-moment, Zoltan Pozsar
The adult industry’s de facto regulator isn’t government, international convention or business itself. It’s Mastercard and Visa
From cutting fees to checking how diversified your investments really are
Investors have never had more choice, but it can be tricky to find a good match
Acquisition lifts Korean asset manager’s ETF assets above $85bn, making it 14th-largest provider
Household wealth is becoming more equally shared between men and women
Market turmoil adds to clients’ concerns about charges
Gary Gensler seeks to share information with derivatives agency to better regulate digital assets
Ximalaya, backed by likes of Tencent and Baidu, has suspended plans as investors remain wary
Hedge fund is latest US company to depart Illinois in less than two months
The appetite of investors for risky tech bets has diminished
Regulator issues ‘professional judgment guidance’ to improve quality standards
London-based payment-services group had earlier hoped to raise funds at €20bn pricetag
Computer-driven trading has allowed some managers to predict and bet on price falls
Lords committee finds sector has become ‘collateral damage’ in post-Brexit dispute over trade agreement
Chief executive defends using third-party managers while group builds its own expertise
European fund management remains fragmented and is ripe for consolidation
The growing importance and influence of financial indices cannot be denied
Plus, India’s market regulator fines the country’s most powerful tycoon and Kellogg’s plans a historic break-up
Criticism is just the latest in a series of misguided concerns over the industry
Raffaele Mincione faces criminal proceedings for his role in purchase of London building
One issue is asymmetry of information and experience, another the recutting of terms
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