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IG shares are up almost 90 per cent since the arrival of Breon Corcoran as chief executive in early 2024.

The biggest US bank continued its relationship with the sex offender for years after employees raised red flags

From Iran to private credit, things are unnerving but the wider financial system is better prepared

How much of this new benchmark is mere showboating listing — and how much higher can prices for single private homes be pushed?

US private capital group expected to restart fundraising in flagship European buyout fund

Wall Street cheers plans that would water down protections designed to avoid repeat of 2008 financial crisis

Bad news piles up in non-bank lending

Chair of Swiss private capital group warns pace could double to above 5% in coming years

Digital investments will be restricted to niche Innovative Finance Isas from next month

Hedge fund founder’s lawyers argued it would be ‘wrong and unfair’ to include details of 46 claims

German lender says it applies ‘conservative underwriting standards’ in €26bn portfolio as concerns mount about wider industry

Lender says it is investigating issue that was ‘quickly resolved’ on Thursday

For once, some constructive ideas are coming out of Washington

Authorities allege brokers accepted bribes in exchange for information on share placements

Eating a fry-up for breakfast in the name of investigative journalism

JPMorgan has marked down the value of private credit loans to software companies

Glendon Capital Management says debts are marked higher than similar publicly traded securities

Victims of Chinese crypto fraud fight to stop Treasury capturing inflated value of the currency

FT analysis finds actively managed funds retained stakes even after the company backtracked on its oil and gas pledge

Red flags were raised about the sex offender’s activity since the early 2000s — but the bank continued with him for years after his arrest

Investor exodus highlights growing unease about the sector

Talks mark the latest sign of growing confidence in the east London financial district

Kunal Shah, co-head of the US bank’s international business, made comments on call about the conflict

Devaluation of collateral will limit credit to firms that have become top lenders to higher-risk companies