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Launch is a sign of strong interest among yield-starved institutional investors
After Deutsche’s retreat, Barclays is the continent’s only participant with global ambitions in the industry
French lender to assume control of Deutsche’s prime brokerage unit that services hedge funds
Lender alleged to have hired relatives of officials in bid to win business in Russia and China
Litigation funder’s shares are only for the brave
Rebound in returns this year has not stopped clients punishing managers for weak 2018
Clients withdraw €8bn from fund manager after FT stories
Regulator gives lenders more time to set aside funds after backlash from lawmakers
Peter Moyo was previously sacked in June but court had declared it void
The asset class is going out of style, at least in the view of most US companies
Critics say easing of legislation releases much-needed brake on banks’ trades
Bank breaks silence on political crisis with advert extolling rule of law
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Couples share how they divide their incomes and outgoings — and joint accounts are falling out of favour
Business owners warn of credit squeeze since start of the year
Bets against the retailer’s shares rose ahead of blowout earnings
Regulator opens ISS and Glass Lewis up to fraud lawsuits over voting advice
Bulk of charges relate to debt financing on £4bn deal for UK defence group
Flexible office group valued at $1bn after latest round led by Kuwaiti state-backed investment firm
Focus on professional clients gives mortgage lender an advantage over its rivals
California-based lender that offers small loans to the ‘unbanked’ eyes expansion
Specialist UK mortgage lender feels effect of customers refinancing loans with cheaper deals
Strong demand for German bank’s deal underlines conundrum for buyers storing cash
Latest foreign investment bank to apply for control after recent relaxation of rules
Billionaire Marc Rowan and his protégé Imran Siddiqui were two of Wall Street’s cleverest dealmakers. But then they fell out
