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House of the day - Marbella beachside retreat

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This beautifully decorated 7-bedroom, 6-bathroom villa in Los Monteros, a sought-after neighbourhood five minutes from Marbella, has direct access to the beach.

Myners warns pension schemes to curb bank bonuses

Former City minister warns shareholders they must tell banks to curb the next bonus round, or face the consequences

House of the Day - Luxury Marbella beachhouse

The property is vast, stretching out over 2,100 square metres with a plot of nearly 3,000 square metre

Ten questions for HM Treasury on 'missing' bonus tax billion

Yesterday we reported that a £1.2bn hole had emerged in the amount of money the UK government claims to have made from the bonus tax. Here are 10 questions we wanted the Treasury to answer. The Treasury declined to comment

Blessing urges banks to focus on retail deposits

Blessing says the Basel III banking regulations needed fine tuning, but in principle the rules would lead the industry in the right direction

US investors have flocked to Treasury notes that protect against the onset of inflation (but that pay a negative yield)

Todd Combs' move to Berkshire Hathaway could be a life-changing move for the little-known hedge fund manager who could now be a contender for the Buffett throne

Positive news on tax deals with the UK and Germany and wealth inflows at the country's largest bank have given Switzerland reason to be cheerful

Banking chief hits out at Europe’s fragmented regulation

The former finance minister’s comments yesterday echo the sentiments of other industry grandees at this year’s Sibos, where the scope and direction of impending financial services regulation has come under fire

UBS crashes to a loss in investment banking

A nine-month run of profitability has come to an abrupt end as slow trading hits third quarter performance and drags the division back into a loss

Baroness Hogg latest to knock listing change

Chairman of the Financial Reporting Council joins rising tide of criticism for government plans on UKLA

UBS stems wealth outflows but 'turnaround' stays on ice

Switzerland's largest bank registered over Sfr1bn in new money from wealthy clients during the third quarter, ending a run of outflows that had stretched back to 2008

Does it actually matter how much you pay your CEO?

Why are Nordic bankers - and Standard Chartered's Peter Sands - paid so comparatively little? Does Stephen Hester deserve €7.8m? These are the kinds of questions we were left pondering on reading a new report into the governance, remuneration, risk and performance of Europe's top 25 banks

Former Bank of England economist lambasts regulatory agenda

Charles Goodhart says the outlook for the financial services industry is "uniquely uncertain" in light of the looming regulation

Industry chiefs call for regulators to focus on ‘plumbing’

Regulators most focus on financial instititions' telecoms and database providers rather than increased stress testing

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