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This year’s list of FN100 Influential Women has turned the spotlight on senior female executives who are working on restructuring corporates, banks and financial regulation in the wake of the credit crisis

The prospect of higher deal volumes is driving banks to secure fresh talent

Banks welcome deal that protects client privacy

3i grows debt management unit with Mizuho deal

UK group moves quickly to expand into new areas after restructuring its business earlier this month

Dubai taps banks for possible bond market re-entry

Emirate hires banks for first foray into the debt capital markets since the standstill of debt in developer Nakheel

Restructuring looms large in list of top female executives

Financial News reveals its fourth annual pick of the 100 most influential women working in European financial markets

It has taken nearly three years, but there is some evidence that global financial markets are shaking off the debris of the financial crisis and regaining some form of normality

Third-quarter revenues from equities and  fixed income to fall by 35%

Europe will lose out if directive to cap bonuses goes ahead

Far from being excessive, public sector pay is significantly less than that in the private sector

The central and eastern European buyout firm has launched a sale of Czech radio broadcaster Radiokomunikace

Global M&A giants scrap for Europe top spot

Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan take top two spots in European M&A league tables, although main data providers place them in alternative positions

Citigroup hires 16 for emerging markets push

US bank makes slew of hires in equity sales, research and trading, as it expands in central and eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa

What 'Red Ed' will mean for the City of London

Ed Miliband became Labour Party leader this weekend after narrowly defeating his older brother David, thanks to second-vote preferences and strong union backing. But what are his views on finance - and is he really deserving of the sobriquet 'Red Ed'?

Ed Miliband: backed by trade unions....and bankers

Ed Miliband may have just beaten his older brother to the post of Labour leader by a margin of 1.3%; it would seem he would have secured a far more commanding victory had the vote been among the financial services industry, according to Financial News' online poll last week

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FN100 Influential Women 2010

All change at the top for M&A bankers

Tax treaty heralds a brave new world

3i grows debt management unit with Mizuho deal

Dubai taps banks for possible bond market re-entry

Restructuring looms large in list of top female executives

Markets turn the clocks back to 2007…

3i grows debt management unit with Mizuho deal

Trading slump ‘wipes out’ recovery

Time to stop bashing the banks

Putting public sector pay in perspective

Mid Europa puts broadcaster up for sale

Global M&A giants scrap for Europe top spot

Citigroup hires 16 for emerging markets push

What 'Red Ed' will mean for the City of London

Ed Miliband: backed by trade unions....and bankers