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AllianceBernstein rebounds with £1bn of new pensions business

US fund manager becomes only the third to build a substantial presence in UK defined-contribution market

Ignis adds another two for institutional push

The firm, which is trying to broaden its appeal to institutional clients, has also recruited an FN Rising Star to its emerging-markets team

The world’s largest FX broker is aiming to shore up its currency platform and lay to rest fears about the effect of high-frequency trading

Got university debt? Work at Deutsche Bank

Bonuses for analysts starting out in the City are down 20%, but graduates are still knocking on the door

Henderson adds to retail fixed income team

William Vereker's decision to step down as co-head of investment banking at Nomura once again focuses attention on the careers of the former Lehman Brothers bankers who moved over to the Japanese bank in 2008

Limiting downside and preserving capital on behalf of more cautious institutional investors is now top of the agenda for hedge funds, says JP Morgan

Canaccord hires BofA banker as Europe chief executive

Canaccord Financial, a Canadian securities firm in the midst of an international expansion, is hiring high-profile London banker Alexis de Rosnay

Partners Group shifts investments to North America

The 'private markets' fund manager, which runs a range of private-equity, property, debt and infrastructure funds, is betting on the US recovery

Vereker move casts fresh doubt on Nomura future

Insider confirms Japanese bank will offer more narrowly targeted investment banking service going forward

A member of the executive committee – who has worked at the UK’s largest private equity firm for 34 years – is set to step down at the end of the year

Unicredit's asset management arm hires a wholesale specialist from ING to target the Dutch and Nordic markets

Vereker’s move and 'swirling waters' at Nomura

Many will draw the conclusion that although he has not yet left the bank, the former co-head of global investment banking certainly appears to be in the departure lounge

The high cost of Europe's North-South divide

Borrowing costs for European companies are being determined almost entirely by where they happen to be based. And some recent deals show that the difference between north and south is becoming extreme

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AllianceBernstein rebounds with £1bn of new pensions business

Ignis adds another two for institutional push

Icap unveils further FX platform changes

Got university debt? Work at Deutsche Bank

Henderson adds to retail fixed income team

The Lehmanites still at Nomura

Hedge funds embrace derivatives

Canaccord hires BofA banker as Europe chief executive

Partners Group shifts investments to North America

Vereker move casts fresh doubt on Nomura future

Veteran 3i Group executive set to retire

Pioneer joins the wholesale revolution

Vereker’s move and 'swirling waters' at Nomura

J O Hambro hires to UK opportunities

Actis hires in Johannesburg

The high cost of Europe's North-South divide