In today's FT: Shake-up on charges for UK asset managers, NSA hits ...

To view this email as a webpage, click here     Wednesday October 30 2013     UK Homepage   Shake-up on charges for UK asset managers   Martin Wheatley, head of the FCA, will tell a conference that existing rules on how fund managers spend their clients' cash are failing to bite effectively       NSA hits back over eavesdropping claims     Recruiters help results at LinkedIn         Video   Unsettling times at UBS   Third quarter numbers were ugly for UBS and there was more bad news from the regulators. Lex's Nikki Tait and Oliver Ralph discuss the latest developments at one of Europe's biggest banks.   US homepage   European banks' bill for misconduct mounts   European banks faced another day of reckoning when they were forced to pay fines and make legal provisions running into billions of dollars       EA anticipates boost from console launches     Equities advance ahead of Fed decision   Europe homepage   Barclays faces new $700m bill   Barclays loses an appeal in a five-year legal battle with a US hedge fund, being found liable for breach of contract over a credit derivatives deal       French revolt forces new tax climbdown     Google uses Android army in Plus drive   Asia homepage   Why India's PM can opt out of the NSA row   Manmohan Singh's preferred use of landline phones is likely to prove his safeguard as the US government's electronic snooping furore rumbles on       Renminbi suitors jostle for pole position     Budget rivals take up battle stations   World News   Allies spy on US, say intelligence chiefs   Senior officials in the intelligence community are pushing back against criticisms that the National Security Agency has become out of control       Finland strengthens links with Russia     Congolese army close to victory     Argentina court approves media law     Navalny hit with fresh theft charge   Companies News   Rabobank agrees to pay $1bn Libor fine   The Dutch lender is to pay $1bn to US, UK and Dutch authorities in the second largest fine against a bank for manipulating the benchmark rate       OGX creditors fear being left out in cold     BP promises further $10bn of asset sales     Blockbuster's UK offshoot collapses again     Nextdoor lures leading venture capitalist   Markets   P&G taps demand for euro-issued debt   P&G, the world's second-biggest consumer products maker, on Tuesday issued a €750m 8-year bond with a 2% coupon in an offer that was heavily oversubscribed       Russian drama has potash industry transfixed     Fitch pushes back on Blackstone bond     India equities enjoy stunning rebound     Curse of euro lands ECB in tricky dilemma   Comment   Carney places a bet on big finance   The City was delighted with the governor's bold vision of the future but a far bigger constituency might prefer a more cautious approach       The reality of UK's nuclear power failure     Merkel and Lagarde would serve EU well     A digital currency could transform Africa     It's all a matter of unfinished business   Management   Too rich or too poor for success?   A middle-income family background should be an advantage but can also inhibit the drive needed to forge ahead       Donation of ideas is better than just cash     Will Starbucks' push into tea hurt its coffee shops?     Female visitors to the Middle East         Manage email    Forward this email   Feedback    Manage portfolio Subscribe to the FT Follow the FT   Unsubscribe | My Account | RSS | Privacy Policy | About Us | Help   © THE FINANCIAL TIMES LTD 2013 You have received this email because you have signed up from the NBE preference page. This email was sent by a company owned by Pearson plc, registered office at 80 Strand, London WC2R 0RL. Registered in England and Wales with company number 53723.