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  • Wednesday, 6 May, 2026
    Private credit
    FSB raises alarm over private credit vulnerabilities

    Warning that banks may find it difficult to manage risks comes a day after HSBC disclosed $400mn hit

    1 hour ago
    Details of the Botta building at the Bank for International Settlements, showing striped stone facade and rows of rectangular and circular windows.
  • Wednesday, 6 May, 2026
    Private markets
    We must be mindful of the risks of private credit

    The sector remains untested in a severe or prolonged economic downturn

    Andrew Bailey
    3 hours ago
    The Bank of England building is seen with modern skyscrapers in the background and a man crossing the street in front.
  • Wednesday, 6 May, 2026
    Private equity
    Can Britain’s star tech investor dodge the SaaSpocalypse?

    Delayed IPO of €19bn software group Visma was meant to be a crowning moment for PE group Hg — and London

    3 hours ago
    Visma logo, stylized US $100 bills and a black-and-white image of the London Stock Exchange building arranged in a graphic layout.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    Crispin Odey
    Crispin Odey accused of seeking to create a ‘false reality’ by UK regulator

    Lawyers for hedge fund boss say that FCA tried to bring sexual harassment case ‘by the back door’

    Crispin Odey outside, wearing glasses and a suit with a blue sweater and red tie, arriving at court.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    KKR
    KKR at 50: ‘It used to be easy in the old days’

    As the original private equity barbarian reaches milestone, the FT interviews its founders and their successors

    George Roberts and Henry Kravis, center left and center right, stand together ringing the New York Stock Exchange opening bell for KKR's 50th anniversary.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    UK banks
    HSBC profits hit by $400mn ‘fraud-related’ exposure

    Loss came via Apollo lending to collapsed mortgage lender MFS

    The HSBC logo and red emblem displayed on the upper exterior of the bank's Hong Kong headquarters.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    US banks
    Goldman expands size of management committee

    Bank elevates global heads of M&A and risk for investment banking and trading

    A Goldman Sachs logo and trading data are displayed on screens above traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    European banks
    Deutsche Bank denies training bankers to manipulate markets

    Former commodities trader’s £12mn lawsuit alleges German lender breached a ‘duty of care’

    The Deutsche Bank logo is displayed inside the London office as people ride an escalator past large windows.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    Asset management
    The Big Read. Why the Schroder family sold up

    The sale of the UK’s largest independent asset manager comes after the death of a patriarch and the rise of giant US funds

    The Schroders building on London Wall, with modern glass facade, surrounded by trees and people walking and sitting in a landscaped area.
  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    Law
    Fortress expands in US legal market with personal injury law firm deal

    Investment manager uses ownership structure designed to work around profession’s ban on outside equity capital

    Smartphone displaying the Fortress Investment Group logo in front of the company’s website homepage.
  • Monday, 4 May, 2026
    Citigroup Inc
    Citigroup sets new rewards structure for banking and wealth referrals

    Employees will be paid directly for generating business instead of sharing revenue between the group’s units

    People cross the street outside a Citibank branch on Fifth Avenue in New York, with cars and taxis passing by.
  • Monday, 4 May, 2026
    Artificial intelligence
    Blackstone and Goldman among backers for $1.5bn joint venture with Anthropic

    New consulting company to advise Wall Street groups on how to deploy its AI across their investment portfolios

    Montage featuring the word ‘Anthropic’ displayed on a smartphone screen, with a computer keyboard in the background under purple lighting.
  • Monday, 4 May, 2026
    Insider trading
    Trial of Blackpool’s block trade king begins in Hong Kong

    Simon Sadler of Segantii Capital faces criminal charges over alleged insider trading of clothing retailer Esprit

    Simon Sadler stands outdoors in a business district, wearing a suit and tie, with tall buildings and trees in the background.
  • Monday, 4 May, 2026
    Pensions industry
    Our pension funds are not quasi-government money

    New legislation pushing the mandatory allocation of investments into private assets conflicts with the fiduciary duty of trustees

    Patrick Jenkins
    Members of the House of Lords seated on red leather benches during debate on the Pension Schemes Bill, with one member standing to speak.
  • Monday, 4 May, 2026
    FT Asset Management
    Greg Abel tells Berkshire holders, be patient

    Plus, Elliott likens Iran war to battling Nazis, Wall Street piles into Treasuries, and Raphael at The Met

    Attendees gather in front of a welcome sign featuring illustrated portraits of Warren Buffett and Greg Abel at the Berkshire Hathaway 2026 shareholders meeting.
  • Monday, 4 May, 2026
    AI in Practice
    Hedge funds seek an edge by using AI’s speed

    Investors are using the technology to analyse documents but are holding it back from more sensitive tasks

    A stylised financial chart shows overlapping candlestick patterns and grid lines in blue, green and pink.
  • Sunday, 3 May, 2026
    Private equity
    Private equity investor body sounds alarm on ‘conflict vehicles’

    Continuation vehicles and rush for retail money are driving problematic behaviour by industry, warns ILPA executive

    The Manhattan skyline is seen under overcast skies with the Brooklyn Bridge and East River in the foreground.
  • Saturday, 2 May, 2026
    Investments
    Q&A. Q&A: Am I a professional investor?

    The City regulator is set to change the rules on client categorisation

    Montage image of a woman on a phone using a laptop with an investment chart and the FCA logo in the background
  • Friday, 1 May, 2026
    Jane Street Capital
    Jane Street employees paid $9.4bn in 2025

    Trading firm brought in record $40bn amid financial market volatility

    Facade of 250 Vessey Street, a modern office building with square windows and glass features, in Manhattan.
  • Friday, 1 May, 2026
    Ares Management Corporation
    Private credit group Ares draws nearly $20bn from investors

    Real estate and infrastructure commitments help offset weakness in group’s core business

    Mike Arougheti speaks while gesturing with both hands during the Bloomberg Invest event, seated against an orange backdrop.
  • Friday, 1 May, 2026
    Due Diligence
    Todd Boehly’s insurance empire

    The billionaire investor’s insurer is the biggest user of an unusual investment structure being targeted by US regulators

    Premium content
    Todd Boehly stands in a stadium wearing a blue jacket and black shirt during the Chelsea vs Fulham match.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    Blue Owl Capital, Inc.
    Blue Owl draws in $9bn as private credit market cools

    Growth in headline figure obscures worse than expected $700mn increase in fee-paying assets

    The Blue Owl Capital logo and company name are mounted on a granite office building wall as a person walks by holding a phone.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    First Brands Group
    First Brands’ creditor sues BDO over car parts maker’s collapse

    Hedge fund Black Diamond claims at least $70mn in damages against audit firm

    BDO logo in blue and red mounted on the roof of a white building against a clear sky.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    Hedge funds
    Hedge fund Elliott likens Iran war to fight against Nazis

    In its latest letter to investors the hedge fund backed pre-emptive action against ‘hostile power’

    Paul Singer speaks while seated on stage at the SALT Conference, gesturing with both hands.
  • Thursday, 30 April, 2026
    Whitbread PLC
    Whitbread to sell £1.5bn of Premier Inn properties after activist pressure

    Group announces overhaul of restaurants business, putting 3,800 jobs at risk

    Premier Inn hotel entrance in Liverpool city centre, with the logo and signage visible above and beside the glass doors.
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