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Ares, Blue Owl and KKR warn on outlook for 2026 as concern about exposure to software investments weighs on sector

Initiative highlights rapid evolution of events betting from quaint origins offering wagers on Oscars and elections

Nothingburger, wipeout, or something in between?

French bank posts resilient fourth-quarter earnings although Sudan legal appeal casts a shadow

The acquisition will also propel the private capital firm into so-called secondaries investments

Investment flooding into defence, energy and AI means industry needs to be ‘brave and ambitious’, Patrick Tiernan tells FT

The private equity pioneer is making its foray into sports and secondaries

CPPIB and Omers appoint Morgan Stanley to explore sale of stakes in Associated British Ports

High-profile losses prompt questions over transparency at the UK’s biggest private pension fund

Kremlin-linked business founded in late 2024 is helping companies transact abroad despite western restrictions

Exchanges are further evidence of Kathy Ruemmler’s apparent ties to convicted sex offender

CEO’s brother Edward also enters not guilty plea to fraud and conspiracy counts

Billionaire trader’s firm had been in discussions with former UK minister after he was fired as ambassador to the US

Private banker quietly became sex offender’s money manager in his final years

There is an industrial logic that justifies the risk in Webster Financial acquisition

Connor Teskey’s appointment puts him in the running to replace long-term Brookfield Corporation chief Bruce Flatt

Switzerland’s biggest bank announces $3bn share buyback, adding more could come subject to regulatory regime

Swiss group increases offer after several approaches to FTSE 100 company

New Anthropic legal tool sends shares in companies including S&P Global and Intuit sliding

Move by German lender comes in the wake of Milanese lender’s takeover by Monte dei Paschi

Rare investment-grade rating helps attract insurers and private credit funds to construction debt

The government needs to revive the appeal of flats — but capping ground rents at £250 a year won’t cut it

UK lender’s move to expand its institutional unit would include expanding its US office

I’m divorcing in my late 60s and my ex-husband’s new partner is much younger

What Warsh’s central bank may look like