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| Cyber criminals target wealth managers |
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| Criminals have hacked into the systems of six UK wealth managers in the past four months in order to steal money from better-protected clearing banks |
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| Defiant Rambourg returns to UK market |
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| The former 'star' fund manager, Guillaume Rambourg, who brough down Gartmore, has launched a retail Ucits fund aimed at UK investors |
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| You can't leave your (bowler) hat on |
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| Edward Bonham Carter's departure as chief executive of Jupiter heralds the end of an era for the asset management industry, says David Oakley |
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| Big fund companies under fire |
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| The European Parliament has voted in favour of proposals that could lead to large asset managers being classified as 'systemically important' |
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| JPMorgan to shut €1bn money fund |
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| Move had 'nothing to do with any potential regulatory changes', but was the result of the 'prolonged ultra-low interest rate environment' |
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| Expensive research is not being read |
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| Fund managers do not bother reading much sellside research, despite UK fund houses spending £1.5bn of their clients' money on research last year |
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| 'I don't look at this with vengeance' |
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| Guillaume Rambourg, the former star manager whose investigation by the UK regulator brought down Gartmore, is surprisingly philosophical about life |
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| The future is physical, says Deutsche AWM |
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| The fund manager is converting 18 derivative-linked 'synthetic' ETFs to 'physical' funds, but it is not the end for this type of product |
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| Time for a fun bubble in commodities |
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| Looking out over the endless expanse of frozen wasteland of the global economy, John Dizard wishes for a commodities rally to brighten the gloom |
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| The bank bezzle starts to fizzle |
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| The amount of money embezzled from the nation's businesses is unknown, but at least it is beginning to shrink, writes James Mackintosh |
