05/01/2014
MPs to debate collapse of £118m Connaught fund
Conservative MP Alun Cairns has secured a debate in the House of Commons on the behalf of investors in the suspended Connaught Asset Management fund.
05/01/2014
Conservative MP Alun Cairns has secured a debate in the House of Commons on the behalf of investors in the suspended Connaught Asset Management fund.
05/01/2014
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned John Christopher Hughes from performing any function
05/01/2014
A year after CMS Cameron McKenna first crossed the threshold of Dundas & Wilson with its tantalising proposal, the merger between the two firms has gone live.
04/30/2014
Previous probes have been resolved through so-called non-prosecution and deferred-prosecution agreements, which have been criticized by U.S. senators for failing to hold banks accountable for breaking the law.
04/30/2014
The ranks of foreign-exchange traders are rapidly thinning as a probe into alleged manipulation of benchmark rates widens and pressure mounts on the industry to reduce costs.
04/30/2014
The five new partners have been promoted within the firm's highly rated real estate, dispute resolution, private capital and corporate practice groups.
04/30/2014
He expects the watchdog will clarify some of the rules in the form of a Questions and Answers sheet
04/30/2014
The group has accused the bank of giving it bad advice on its fund investments
04/29/2014
The case relates to a £12bn (€14.6bn) share issue from RBS at the end of April 2008
04/29/2014
A £300,000 lawsuit was also brought against network IN Partnership
04/29/2014
Move strengthens firm’s commitment to global restructuring offering in Europe
04/29/2014
With Monday's action, a dozen people have been implicated in the investigation of LIBOR, which underpins trillions of dollars in transactions worldwide.
04/29/2014
European banks will be expected to prove they can survive a 7% drop in GDP under new tougher stress tests unveiled by the regulator.
04/28/2014
Fears of euro zone deflation, emerging markets turmoil and a determination not to repeat past mistakes mean European regulators are likely to come up with the toughest set of tests for the region’s banks that they have ever faced.
04/28/2014
US criminal prosecutors have flown to London to question individuals as part of their probe into the alleged rigging of foreign exchange rates in a sign that the stakes are getting higher for the traders involved in the sprawling probe.
04/28/2014
Invesco Perpetual has been fined more than £18m for exposing investors to greater levels of risk than they had been led to expect.
04/28/2014
He has extensive experience within retail, wealth management and commercial divisions, and previously headed the legal team at HSBC's UK retail banking arm.
04/28/2014
Cheltenham-based Specialist Solutions Limited received a final notice
04/28/2014
Three former Barclays Plc derivatives traders in New York were charged by U.K. prosecutors with manipulating Libor, becoming the first U.S.-based bankers to be accused in the British probe.
04/25/2014
R.B.S. has sought to bring compensation levels