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Jubilee reflections: The City of London in 1952

As Queen Elizabeth II prepares to celebrate her 60th year on the throne, we turn the clock back to 1952 when austerity was also the order of the day

Real estate bankers exit Deutsche and JP Morgan

The banker who founded Lehman Brothers’ mortgage trading desk has left the German bank

Meet Fan and Rankin's new executive team at Deutsche Bank

The German bank has announced its executive committee for the corporate banking and securities unit, naming a new head of rates and credit and handing expanded roles to a cadre of veterans

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This week 'Arki' Busson mulled plans to consolidate or sell EIM; Josef Ackermann left Deutsche Bank; and George Osborne performed u-turns on tax.

Rival disputes iShares' claim that it this week launched the first consolidated trading tape of exchange-traded funds in Europe

ING close to agreement on new pension scheme

The Dutch firm has received trade union backing to increase its retirement age, as it prepares to split its banking arm from its investment and insurance operations

UniCredit continues exit from cash equities via Kepler

The Italian bank will hand over its Central and Eastern European cash equity businesses to the investment bank with which it has a strategic alliance

Wealth growth slowed to a trickle last year, following shrinkage in the US, western Europe and Japan

Spain has spent much of this year trying to avoid tapping eurozone bailout funds. But Madrid's efforts to avoid this fate now risk inflicting wider damage

Andrew Bailey appointed to Financial Policy Committee

The interim successor to Hector Sants will replace the outgoing FSA chief executive at this month's FPC meeting

Five things to watch out for in a Greek exit

MSCI has outlined what a Greek exit from the eurozone would mean for indices

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Over 200 senior executives from the hedge fund industry turned up for the Financial News Awards for Excellence in Institutional Hedge Fund Management on Wednesday night at London's One Mayfair. The evening's big winner was Alan Howard, with the founder of Brevan Howard Asset Management taking home a trio of prizes. Here's a selection of photographs from the evening.

The UK exchange favours the interdealer broker's offer over a counter-bid made yesterday by Gulf Merchant Bank

Eurozone Watch: Safe havens under pressure

How much longer can Germany avoid contagion, and the Swiss National Bank defend its currency floor?

As CVC Capital Partners announces plans to postpone the $2.5bn initial public offering of Formula One, we look back at a chequered two years for private equity-backed IPOs

Cohn confident deleveraging won't harm Goldman ROE

The president and chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs has outlined the ways in which the Wall Street bank will protect its return on equity in an age of reduced leverage

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Jubilee reflections: The City of London in 1952

Real estate bankers exit Deutsche and JP Morgan

Meet Fan and Rankin's new executive team at Deutsche Bank

People in the news this week

Row brews over ETF trading tape

ING close to agreement on new pension scheme

UniCredit continues exit from cash equities via Kepler

Western wealthy feel the pinch

Madrid should end the brinkmanship

Andrew Bailey appointed to Financial Policy Committee

Five things to watch out for in a Greek exit

Financial News Hedge Fund Awards 2012

Icap handed backing in battle for Plus

Eurozone Watch: Safe havens under pressure

Private equity IPOs: A troubled history

Cohn confident deleveraging won't harm Goldman ROE