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Sitting on cash was excruciating, but did I rush to buy?
Top fund manager defends pension funds’ retreat from London-listed stocks
Decision follows western calls for Gulf state to do more to tackle sanction busting
Digging into the deal doldrums
After years of underperformance, exacerbated by Brexit, could shares see a re-rating?
New times call for new data
Annual decline of 3.1% in March is larger than drop forecast by economists
But from some angles, they do look similar
In this edition: Is the playing field level for black entrepreneurs in the UK?; Rising interest rates in Germany has a huge impact on the luxury property market; Is tax harvesting a financial ploy that has gone too far?; Amy Lo, head of UBS Hong Kong, believes the region is still a hotbed for wealthy clients —especially those based in mainland China
Plus, Alibaba’s radical restructuring plan and leveraged loans fall on regulators’ radar
UBS chair pivotal to biggest banking deal since 2008
Value of mergers and acquisitions drops 45% year on year to $550.5bn
Research from Cerulli suggests clients’ awareness of the impact of fees on their investments has grown
Demand to exclude state-backed attacks from policies stirs controversy
After the recent failures of Silicon Valley Bank and others, the FT has analysed more than 100 institutions to identify those that are the biggest cause for concern
Treasury secretary Janet Yellen warns over ‘structural vulnerabilities’ of sector
What that alphabet soup of acronyms means for investors
Investors refocus on path for US rates after weeks of bank turmoil
Push to unwind Trump-era rule changes comes as policymakers consider long-term response to recent crisis
The lack of universal standards is a problem, though
The average cheque for bankers for 2022 is a quarter less than the previous year
Chances are that UK interest rates have peaked
New York state comptroller blames higher rates and Ukraine war for biggest drop in payouts since financial crisis
Every time a bell rings, a bank loses 5% of its retained earnings
Two former shareholders in a business sold to the payments company allege they were defrauded
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