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Saturday
22 November 2008
00:45 GMT
Financial News Feeds 
Do a deal in haste and repent at your leisure
It’s never too late until it’s too late, as they say in Italy. But it may already be too late for shareholders in Merrill Lynch and Bank of America.
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More than half of professionals working in the UK's financial services industry would accept a substantial pay cut to secure a job, according to a new survey by an online recruitment site, as bankers and fund managers come to terms with increased competition and a lack of opportunities in the job market.21 Nov 2008
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Whittaker departs as New Star tackles underperformance
New Star Asset Management has revealed that its joint-chief investment officer Stephen Whittaker is leaving the group, as the London-based funds house moves to turn around a period of troubled performance.21 Nov 2008 -
BNY Mellon to reduce workforce by 1,800 21 Nov 2008
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Deutsche plucks third private banker from rival 20 Nov 2008
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Citigroup acquires distressed debt fund manager 19 Nov 2008
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BlackRock to shed staff this week 18 Nov 2008
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Capital International swings to loss 17 Nov 2008
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Staff quit Russell over money market funds 17 Nov 2008
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Puddle sets up independent consultancy 17 Nov 2008
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'Barriers' halt progress for women in finance 14 Nov 2008
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BofA snaps up Merrill staff for merged bank 14 Nov 2008
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GLG staff told to expect job cuts 13 Nov 2008
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