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Energy PE firm says its offer is superior to proposed fund-to-fund transfer that led to accusations of self-dealing

Plus, Apollo grows bearish on software loans and Wall Street rainmakers vie to advise Warner Bros deal

Infrastructure bank revises strategy to encourage private backing for projects including regional growth and clean energy

Timing for fintech’s planned listing was a key aspect of ructions ahead of TS Anil’s surprise departure

Clash between Netflix and Paramount for Hollywood studio caps big year for dealmakers

A year on from new legislation, planning in the city is heading in a new direction — change has been fast and often controversial. But is change fast enough?

EU’s top trade official says bloc must not delay vote on pact with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay

Financial Conduct Authority’s plans are due to be implemented in 2027

Fintech seeks to capitalise on Trump administration’s looser regulatory environment in financial industry

US-listed group behind autonomous vacuum cleaner to be taken over by its Chinese supplier

Hedge fund manager plans to build $8bn gambling complex next to Mets baseball stadium in Queens

€5bn in assets withdrawn by metal and tech workers’ group

German fintech had been under pressure to resolve a dispute between its founders and investors

You cannot keep tightening the screws on the institutions that finance the real economy

If you don’t at first succeed, try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try again

Average price of a home coming to market in the four weeks to December 6 fell to £358,138, says Rightmove

Financial Conduct Authority wants to boost lending and make market more flexible

Plus, Boaz Weinstein’s slump, silver’s record high and Wes Anderson at the Design Museum

Options for the AA include potential £5bn sale while its rival looks at a London listing

Some technologists believe more than 100,000 such payment systems could swamp the world within five years

Britain’s new regulatory regime will take effect in the second half of 2027

SBI Shinsei Bank could use funds to fuel purchases of smaller regional lenders

Swiss groups are involved in deals across sectors, defying currency moves and US tariffs

Funds such as Balyasny, Jain Global and Qube are expanding operations to allow them to trade underlying markets

South Korean regulators want to strengthen oversight of retail traders