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Emmanuel Roman unveiled major job cuts at Man Group; Angela Merkel managed to hold her government together in the latest bailout vote in Berlin; and an unknown trader shot to fame on the BBC by claiming that “Goldman Sachs rules the world”...

Warning: deferred stock awards are  bad for your wealth

The rout in the share prices of banks has ravaged the value of bonuses paid out over the past few years in restricted shares. And you can forget about those options

With the world's largest metal exchange already attracting interest from at least 10 suitors, FN runs the rule over the likely bidders

Panmure reduces losses despite trading slump

The boutique succeeded in paring back its losses despite operating conditions that are the worst for a century, according to the CEO

The proliferation of ETFs has given rise to confusion amongst investors, making the process of screening ETF products more challenging

Special situations broker reports strong profit growth

United First Partners, a niche London-based broker set up by the former heads of Icap's special situations and merger arbitrage division, delivered a multi-million pound profit in its first year of trading

German bank ends a nearly three-month drought in the European market for unsecured bank debt

Keep calm dear and avoid absolute return funds

As the European economy starts to sink, US asset manager Vanguard is advising managers to keep perspective and steer clear of the fund flavour of the month

Sales chief quits BNY Mellon Asset Management

After three years at the US multi-boutique asset manager, Paul Feeney has a new job to go to

Jennifer Boneham, head of regulatory affairs at the US market-maker, leaves following a reorganisation of the oversight division

Rubicon fee income rose 50% before court battle began

The hedge fund firm, which is suing two former partners for breach of contract, posted a strong performance in 2010, its accounts reveal

Canadian funds giant eyes European acquisition

AGF, one of the largest independent Canadian investment managers, has increased its debt facility with a view to the possible purchase of an institutional asset manager

Private equity executives reveal their hopes and fears

A series of polls taken at a Dow Jones Private Equity Analyst conference show that worries persist over the IPO market, a lack of high-quality investment opportunities and the legitimacy of Chinese financials

Third Point’s Daniel Loeb has thrown down the gauntlet to the US's elite fighting force - and it's all in the name of charity

Investment banking deal of the week: HeidelbergCement's €300m bond

The German building materials manufacturing company this week issued a €300m bond into a fragile high-yield market, making it Financial News's deal of the week

Augur closes in on €250m financials fund

The German private equity firm is on course to raise the year’s largest dedicated financial services fund after just 12 months on the road, according to the firm's managing partner

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