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Citigroup bolsters derivatives team in emerging markets push

The US bank with long-term plans of generating greater profits in developing economies has made four hires amid an expected recovery in derivatives trading

Schroders reshuffles after UK trading head departs

The UK asset manager has lost a second senior trader in four months

Global head of prime services at JP Morgan to retire

The banker who oversaw the successful integration of Bear Stearns' prime brokerage unit will step down at the end of 2010 after 20 years with the Wall Street firm

Boom-time buyout banker joins structured finance boutique

The highly-regarded former global co-head of financial sponsors at Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers, with an impressive CV of pre-crisis deals to his name, has joined London-based structured finance specialist

FSA bans trader who pushed oil to new highs while drunk

Broker who built up $500m position in oil futures while drunk at home, causing his employer losses of around $10m, is punished by market regulator

Capital introductions head quits BofA Merrill for award-winning rival

Departure of global head comes as cap-intro teams report that they are busier than ever and senior moves abound across rival banks

Chief of Europe's largest hedge fund and third-richest hedge fund manager in the UK, who is worth €1.1bn, is moving for 'lifestyle reasons'

JP Morgan funds chief embraces future of lower fees

The US bank's European head of asset management says the fabric of the funds industry is changing and firms will have to adapt in the face of growing investor power

UK's universities want cuts to retirement scheme

Employers' body proposes career-average alternative at the country's second-largest scheme to combat cuts in government spending

BBC moves to scrap generous pension scheme

Broadcaster follows Royal Mail and other public bodies in making pensions cuts, despite a good year for investments

Deutsche Private Bank hires Credit Suisse veteran

Private wealth management arm of German bank hires Zurich-based director for south Asia business

Danish telecommunications operator's IPO would be one of the year's largest

Heard on the Street: After ruling, 'Sarbox' still law of land

A Supreme Court decision Monday means the contentious Sarbanes-Oxley legislation lives to see another day

Glastonbury woos the new millionaire hippies

Forty years ago when Michael Eavis, the septuagenarian dairy farmer, held the first ever Glastonbury festival on the fields of Worthy Farm in Somerset, he never dreamed that one day revellers would be wearing Christian Louboutin wellies and getting Hollywood-style spray tans in £7,000 (€8,623) air-conditioned yurts

BC Partners co-head reverses retirement decision

Francesco Loredan to stay on as co-chairman the UK buyout firm until at least 2012 despite planning to quit once the next fund had been raised

Morgan Stanley predicts 40% drop in Swiss bank profits

Investment banking profits at Credit Suisse and UBS are likely to be down by around 40% in the second quarter, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley

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