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| Crackdown on UK fund market raises alarm |
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| The Financial Conduct Authority has met the chief executive of every large fund company in a bid to root out misconduct in the industry |
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| US fund market outstrips Europe in the pursuit of profits |
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| Europe's fund management industry is far less profitable than that of the US, despite charging most investors higher fees, Fitch research reveals |
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| UK slips down global pension league |
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| Denmark, the Netherlands and Australia stay in the top thee slots, while Asian countries continue to dominate the lower rankings |
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| JPMorgan plans to axe 100 of 650 funds |
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| JPMorgan's plans to merge or axe a chunk of its standard repertoire of products as it moves to introduce active strategies into ETFs |
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| Vontobel scours UK to replicate Gars |
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| Swiss asset and wealth manager wants to acquire a multi-asset investment boutique, to replicate the success of Standard Life's multi-asset fund |
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| From war zone to golden opportunity? |
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| A hardy band of fund managers believes Iraq offers immense untapped investment opportunities, despite the continuing violence in the country |
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| JPMorgan offers value, not cheap beta |
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| George Gatch, chief executive of the company's global funds management, an active-management house, says the business is prospering |
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| Tremors warn of tech quake in banking |
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| More of our financial lives end up on a mix of creaky infrastructure built for simpler times and complex technologies that may not yet be reliable |
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| The shipping news: BDI does not mean buy |
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| There is no better way to get revenues in than by quoting apparently profound, yet incomprehensible information, explains John Dizard |
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| Europe circles the currency danger zone |
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| Peripheral eurozone countries seem to be recovering after the global financial crisis, but the storm is not over, warns Edward Chancellor |
