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Mubadala widens presence in world’s second-largest consumer market

Exposure to Aston Martin and Altice International has weighed on fund run by 35-year-old Hamza Lemssouguer

What we can learn from the influential economist who turns 90 next month

The continent’s firms have overhauled their leadership in recent years

Traditionally conservative trustees ‘uncomfortable’ with digital assets due to their volatility, opacity and lack of regulation

Square Mile’s governing body considers allowing companies to display their logos on the top of offices for the first time

Regulators say they want listings to remain priced cheaply amid push to boost investors’ faith in stock markets

Trade unions have called on chancellor John Healey and PM to target banks in next month’s fiscal event

Move by world’s largest stablecoin issuer comes as market faces challenging conditions

Greek government launched tax scheme this summer specifically targeted at hedge fund and private equity executives

Trader Chris Rokos is moving his tax residency from the UK to Greece as Athens woos hedge funds

Athens has persuaded billionaire Chris Rokos to move his tax residency and has held talks with other funds it hopes will be lured by tax breaks

Fintech’s business division has a target of 1mn customers globally by 2027

New investment round triggers rush of vehicles with escalating fees and five-year lock-ups

Private equity group brings on executive as part of succession plan for chief Rob Lucas

Saudi Arabia-backed league confirms preliminary deal with BC Partners to fund LIV 2.0

Pierre Mirabaud given two-year suspended jail sentence by Switzerland’s Federal Criminal Court over payments to Kuwaiti official

FAFOing in creditland

German lender’s unit will become Deutsche Asset Management, reversing a decision made ahead of its IPO

US academics have calculated the price that the private equity group’s portfolio companies pay for its reputation

Reputation for harsh treatment of creditors costs group about one percentage point in higher borrowing costs, research shows

Swiss cantons locked in competition to woo high-net-worth individuals

Almost 100 lawsuits active in London as developers, builders and architects sue over remediation costs

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