From COMPANIES May 24, 2013

Hargreaves Lansdown eyes launch of ‘elite’ funds

Concern group will only flag up products that offer low charges

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‘Eureka’ moment for rating agency critics

Reformers look to break dominance of big firms

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Markets are at risk of a ‘big data’ crash

Regulation needs to adapt to computerised details, write Maureen O’Hara and David Easley

May 19, 2013

Chairman Dimon can count on T Rowe Price

Equity income fund manager will vote against stripping of title

The Last Word from FTFM OPINION May 19, 2013

Bad governance is not mutually exclusive

James Mackintosh does not believe mutuality cures commercial ills

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Special report: Asset manager intentions

'The financial crisis hit asset management like an asteroid in 2008,' James Dilworth, chief executive of Allianz Global Investors Europe, told FTfm ©Bloomberg

Will the middle go the way of the dinosaur or rise to phoenix-­like splendour?

Letters of complaint regarding the regulator's failure were sent to Luc Frieden, Luxembourg's minister of finance, Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister, and Steven Maijoor, chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority ©Reuters May 19, 2013

‘Lax’ Luxembourg fund rules attacked

Group angry at receiving no regulatory help after losing money

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Yesterday’s stars are today’s crooks

Chris Newlands considers the rise in arrests for insider trading

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Court rules in favour of pension lawsuits

UK judgment removes power of scheme trustees to correct mistakes

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May 17, 2013

SAC changes stance on insider trade probe

Hedge fund tells investors it will not provide future updates

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