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Haymarket closes credit fund at €1.35bn hard cap

The fund’s success highlights the increasing popularity of European credit funds among investors

Q&A with HSBC's Spencer Lake and Roger Thomson

Financial News speaks to the two HSBC bankers about the decision to create a new client-facing role across DCM sales and origination

Paul Kazarian's Japonica Partners plans to buy as much as €2.9bn in Greek government bonds

HFT and market making firm sets up presence in the pro-business US state as pressures grow to cut costs

Veteran to step down after four decades at the helm of the main clearinghouse of US stock options

China regulator cuts back foreign fund manager quotas

Three asset managers have seen their investment quotas reduced amid signs that overseas investors are cooling on the Chinese equity market

The turnaround investor has acquired three companies as part of a special situation investment

BofA Merrill's great art restoration project

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Bank of America Merrill Lynch this week announced that the National Portrait Gallery in London will receive funding to conserve three Tudor Portraits through the bank's global Art Conservation Project. This is one of 24 projects in 16 countries around the world that have been selected for grant funding by the US bank in 2013. Information on the works of art – and the restoration process – in this gallery was obtained from Bank of America Merrill Lynch's ACP booklet for 2013.

Advisers call for crackdown on pensions liberators

HMRC urged to tighten registration procedures after pension schemes left to keep watch on ‘suspicious’ transfers

New public pension scheme doubles membership

Newly-released figures suggest Nest will be a significant player in the UK's fund management market

Partner switch between rival research firms

An insurance specialist at Redburn Partners is moving to Autonomous Research - swapping one of the most successful independent research providers for another

Suddenly, investors don't love dividends like they used to. Cue heartbreak for stocks that dividend-focused ETFs have been piling into

Flagship Cantab fund suffers largest monthly fall

The $5.2bn quantitative hedge fund manager, which launched six years ago, says that its May performance was 'in line with statistical expectations'

The future of state controlled Royal Bank of Scotland is set to be much discussed in the coming weeks

UBS’ investment bank is an 'accident waiting to happen', which is holding back its world class wealth management business, says activist investor Knight Vinke

Carlyle Group, US Silica Holdings and Tile Shop Holdings disclosed secondary offerings on behalf of stockholders late on Monday

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Haymarket closes credit fund at €1.35bn hard cap

Q&A with HSBC's Spencer Lake and Roger Thomson

Agitator makes bet on Greece

Virtu abandons LA outpost for Texas

Head of options clearinghouse to retire

China regulator cuts back foreign fund manager quotas

Rutland strikes triple-decker deal

BofA Merrill's great art restoration project

Advisers call for crackdown on pensions liberators

New public pension scheme doubles membership

Partner switch between rival research firms

The end of the affair for dividends

Flagship Cantab fund suffers largest monthly fall

The noisy politics of RBS

Would breaking up UBS be so hard to do?

Calpers to divest Carlyle stake