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Investor services quarterly: focus on fund administration

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Battle lines are drawn over wafer-thin margins

After two decades as a Japanese equities specialist, former Schroders fund manager Denis Clough went into the wine business

Danish pensions giant makes its move in the UK

ATP unveils 'Now Pensions' brand and detail of its plans for taking on the country's existing pensions providers, ahead of 2012 reforms

Fund administrators are locked in an IT arms race to keep pace and make money

Market participants are asking for prices from alternative venues to help complete the picture

Crisis ghosts haunt securitisation market

European market for asset-backed securities remains vexed and now needs regulatory help if it is to stage a recovery

Swiss franc wreaks havoc on Credit Suisse and UBS

As if Carsten Kengeter and Eric Varvel don’t have enough to worry about, the last thing they need is the safe haven status of the Swiss franc to make their lives even more difficult

Street crime on the rise, but the beat goes on

Buyout firms brave slowing funding market

Almost €1bn in new funds set to be raised by year-end, despite tougher conditions

In the first of a five-part series running this week, Financial News looks at the esoteric markets reaping rich rewards for the M&A bankers willing to go off the beaten track in search of the next deal

Ten ways the ICB report will change UK banking

Financial News outlines the 10 ways in which the Independent Commission on Banking, led by Sir John Vickers, aims to change the way UK banks operate and the impact this will have on their business models

The changing face of fixed income, currencies and commodities

FICC divisions, so long the most glamorous units within investment banks, had an ugly first six months of the year. Here Financial News examines whether the constituent parts of the FICC business will regain their lustre

Buyside predicts ICB hit to bank dividends and profits

Fund managers believe the ICB's report will reduce the short-term return from financial stocks, but are hopeful the long-term consequences will benefit the industry

BNP names head of institutional sales for Germany

US Capital Advisors appoints two wealth managers

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