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Eight funds assessed as exceeding the SEC’s 15 per cent cap in MSCI study
Linda Gibson joins QMA as chief business officer
The sustainability of the sector’s business model is in question
Shareholders write to 4 construction groups outlining measures they expect them to take
Reduced use of hard currency raises fears that remote areas will be left without banks
Pure Alpha suffers 4.9% fall in year to June as equities and bonds rise
When police raided the Frankfurt HQ, Christian Sewing knew he was running out of time
Slow, inefficient and high-handed are all epithets flung at the UK financial watchdog
Sears, Victoria’s Secret and Charlotte Russe among household names closing outlets
They will say it’s governance when really it’s strategy, and it’s getting personal too
Investors pile in despite groups holding a record $47.6bn in dry powder
Some leave on a high but others may fear coming collapse, especially in retail sector
Second-quarter results show quickening growth in purchases
It is taking decades to turn these one atom-thick sheets of carbon to good commercial use
Latest example of advisers using tech to help clients ward off investors agitating for change
Bank’s largest shareholder pushes board to solve chief executive pension row
Questions raised why council fund did not have a segregated mandate and pulled cash in one go
Shake-up among Dimon’s team sparks debate over succession frontrunners
Former Lazard banker with strong Gulf links is not ready to retire just yet
Indsutry association ABI says government’s impact assessment was ‘misleading’
Civil suit alleges bank did billions of dollars more business than previously thought
A new challenge ostensibly less tricky than the last
Standard Chartered CEO stirs up a hornets’ nest by criticising shareholders
StanChart’s pay policy causes outrage and Ukraine’s PrivatBank is in the spotlight
City’s mayor says he would seek to set up private commission with tenants on its board
