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Hedge fund boss was barred from sector over response to allegations of sexual harassment and assault

AI is a natural technology for the industry, but traders and investors still need to stress-test strategies with experts

Former Barclays chief has insisted he had no recollection of what Disney character reference was about

Claimants hail ‘a decisive victory’ over corrosion and other faults at exclusive development

New Delhi’s proposal to raise cap to 49% would mark a significant shift in policy

Rise comes after slight fall at end of last year amid uncertainty around potential Budget changes to property taxes

Trading activity and assets under management increase as Swiss bank works to move beyond past risk failures

Plus, St James’s Place, hedge fund correlation and Michael Sheen’s debut play

Chancellor Rachel Reeves wants to slash about 300 staff by 2030

Watchdog restricts customer numbers at Markerstudy, a personal insurance group backed by Bain and Pollen Street

London-based fintech plans sale of services to multiple mid-tier banks and credit unions in North America

Exponent fails to find bidder willing to meet its expected valuation for UK top 20 firm Xeinadin

Banks say rules governing the digital currency are a risk to financial stability. Are they just trying to stamp out competition?

American banker Michael Roberts will head up the lender’s new corporate and institutional division

New files reveal extensive talks between disgraced financier and key decision makers at US private capital firm

Former business secretary has quit the Labour Party in an effort to avoid causing it ‘further embarrassment’

The Financial Action Task Force does not check whether terrorism labels are justified, letting autocrats abuse the system

Government drive comes as schemes in EU’s second-biggest retirement system reassess US exposure

If more homes are to be built, the problem of rogue estate management companies has to be addressed

Inside the turbulent contest for the most important job in global finance

Answer the FT’s anonymous survey

Mid-tier UK firms make numbers stack up in favour of the middle ground

Curbing institutional ownership of single-family homes does not tackle the affordability crisis and could make things worse

The city-state’s ‘father of urban planning’ was lauded for his vision but rising resale prices and high demand are bringing strain

Jim Logothetis oversaw Big Four firm’s relationships with big clients including Coca-Cola and Fiat Chrysler