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May 23 2013 10:06 BST
Internships : the key to a job in financial services
When Alex Caffrey chose a career in finance, he knew the key to success would be a summer internship at a top Wall Street business. He was right. The George Washington University business student worked as an intern at Credit Suisse in New York last summer, and has been offeredBy Nicole Mortimer in Washington
May 22 2013 19:06 BST
Credit Suisse sued over sale of Caspian Energy Group
Credit Suisse is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit over the sale of a company with rights to the largest onshore oil and gas project in Azerbaijan. The suit is one of a growing number of legal disputes being fought in London's High Court connected to assets in former Soviet states. TheBy Jane Croft, Law Courts Correspondent
May 20 2013 20:21 BST
Qataris bank on gaining strategic stronghold
It is four years almost to the day since Nader Shenouda and Asar Mashkoor walked into the offices of Panmure Gordon in London's Moorgate and signed a £23m cheque to buy a 44 per cent stake of the venerable British broker. The two men - the duo then in chargeBy Patrick Jenkins
May 20 2013 19:57 BST
Qatar snaps up stakes in key lenders
Qatar is launching another multi-billion dollar push into the banking sector, buying fresh stakes in Russia's VTB and Germany's Deutsche Bank. The Qatar Investment Authority, the principal fund responsible for allocating the gas-rich emirate's vast wealth, is poised this week to invest up to $1bn as part of a $3.2bnBy Patrick Jenkins in London, Courtney Weaver in Moscow and Camilla Hall in Abu Dhabi
May 18 2013 00:12 BST
Gold comes under pressure as institutional investors flee
Gold came under pressure this week, hitting a one-month low as financial investors turned to equities and continued to liquidate their holdings in the yellow metal. The weakness came as the latest filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that Northern Trust and BlackRock were leading sellers ofBy Emiko Terazono in London
May 15 2013 15:31 BST
Dish Network gains edge in battle for Sprint with $9bn financing
Dish Network has secured financing on its $25.5bn bid for Sprint Nextel, overcoming attempts by its rival suitor SoftBank of Japan to persuade banks to boycott the US group, according to people familiar with the process. Dish has said it needs $9bn of financing to back its bid for Sprint.By Paul J Davies in Hong Kong
May 09 2013 00:07 BST
UK watchdog swoops on asset managers
The UK's new City regulator is swooping on the London offices of the world's biggest banks and asset managers in a new probe aimed at a lucrative City business - helping pension funds make big changes to their investment portfolios. The site visits, people familiar with the situation said, areBy Brooke Masters
May 07 2013 16:42 BST
Credit Suisse moves City dealmaker as reshuffle continues
Credit Suisse has moved one of the City's most high-profile dealmakers from a managerial role into a client-focused one, as the Swiss bank continues to reshuffle its advisory and underwriting businesses. Sebastian Grigg, a banker with an extensive political and corporate network, had stepped down from his role as headBy Daniel Schäfer in London
May 07 2013 00:46 BST
Pension fund sues banks over CDS 'dominance'
A pension fund for Ohio-based sheet metal workers is challenging big banks' "collective dominance" of the $27tn market for so-called credit default swaps. The class action antitrust suit filed by the pension fund accuses banks including Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan of engaging in "anti-competitive conduct" when it comes toBy Tracy Alloway in New York
May 07 2013 00:13 BST
Competition: Entrants find the wealth industry is not a risk-free zone
Universal banks never forgot wealth management. But rarely have they found it as appealing as now. The most striking example of this renewed interest came last October, when UBS unveiled a radical plan to wind down risky parts of its investment bank and rebuild its strategy around its core wealthBy James Shotter
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