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China puts more FX meat on US chopping block

US quantitative easing will lead to a falling dollar and higher inflation, chopping the value of China's $3.3 trillion stash

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A mainstay of the City finance sector's social calendar for the past 14 years, the City Ski Championships took place earlier this month in Crans Montana in the Swiss Alps.

Doughty doubles money on HellermannTyton IPO

The deal marks the third successful financial sponsor-backed initial public offering in London in under a week

The Highland Loan Fund will invest in debt tranches of loans with a value of $300m and upwards

Goldman Sachs makes fee gains as pool shrinks

US bank increases market share amid drop in global investment banking fees paid across the industry in 2013

FSA slashes Libor administration fee by 55%

Firms aspiring to become the new administrator of the scandal-hit London Interbank Offered Rate have been dealt a small victory

The European Morgan Stanley Financials Conference last week discovered a range of views about the health of the eurozone

Aviva Investors says private equity outperforms

UK asset manager’s private equity portfolio has generated returns of 16% per annum more than public equity returns over 21 years

European arm of Australian high-frequency trading firm attributes strong performance to the 'high volume and volatility months' of early 2012

A Kuwaiti sheikh alleges that a senior executive at UBS offered $20m to get the bank an advisory role on one of the biggest-ever acquisitions in the Middle East, but the bank later backed out of the deal

Rival bids for Dell were fuelled by Southeastern Asset Management, which blasted the original takeover offer

SEC approves Nasdaq's Facebook IPO payment plan

The regulator's decision has left the door open for Wall Street firms to pursue further legal action

Dealpolitik: Blackstone comes on strong in bid for Dell

The willingness and ability to offer all cash makes Blackstone a strong contender in the bidding war

FSA sets out rules to prevent rate-rigging

On Monday, the UK regulator confirmed it had largely adopted Martin Wheatley's recommendations on overhauling Libor.

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China puts more FX meat on US chopping block

City Ski Championships 2013

Doughty doubles money on HellermannTyton IPO

Highland raising $1bn for debt vehicle

Goldman Sachs makes fee gains as pool shrinks

FSA slashes Libor administration fee by 55%

Bank investors: decidedly undecided

Aviva Investors says private equity outperforms

Tibra Trading profits soar

Sheikh spars with UBS over $20m fee

Fund firm at centre of big game hunt

SEC approves Nasdaq's Facebook IPO payment plan

Dealpolitik: Blackstone comes on strong in bid for Dell

FSA sets out rules to prevent rate-rigging