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Insurance broking giant fined £6.9m over bribery

21.07.11
One of London's oldest and best-known insurance brokers, Willis, is fined £6.9 million by the Financial Services Authority for failings in systems to prevent bribery and corruption... more

Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer

04.03.11
Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer tells the tale of Mr Right becoming Mr Wrong in time-honoured American hypocritical fashion... more

WikiLeaks gets ready to take on the banks in America

30.11.10
Bank chief executives enjoying or deploring the diplomatic embarrassment caused by the WikiLeaks furore could be next to be targeted... more

Economist Group profits at £50m after good recession

24.06.10
In The Air: Economist editor John Micklethwait enjoys a 40% rise in his pay package to £616,000... more

City Spy: Deutsche Bank on bonus alert as Anshu Jain reigns

17.06.10
So how does Michael Cohrs’ investment banking team feel about his co-chief Anshu Jain taking the top job at Deutsche Bank in London? ... more

The Vietnam War finally ambushes a bogus veteran

21.05.10
View from America: Indulging in combat fantasies is surprisingly common in an America still haunted by its debacle in Indochina ... more

Eliot Spitzer’s back and hoping for a second chance

18.05.10
Comment: Those of us who so admired the way Eliot Spitzer duffed up Wall Street hoped he might one day become president. Well, here he is again... more

Little guys rejoice as Jaws takes on Goldman Sachs vampire squid

20.04.10
Comment: Jacob H Zamansky — Jake to his friends and Jaws to opponents — has the scent of fresh prey in his nostrils, and Goldman Sachs is in line for a serious chewing-over... more

Margaret Cole: the City ball-breaker

26.03.10
As the Financial Services watchdog gets tough with insider traders, why corrupt bankers should be very afraid of its law enforcer... more

Liechtenstein pays price over banking secrets

10.02.09
Is it all over for Liechtenstein? Hit by the sale of stolen bank account details to foreign investigative authorities, the tiny tax haven has revealed the fall-put from this major breach in its traditional wall of secrecy... more

‘Suspicious payments’ cost Aon a £5.2m fine from FSA

08.01.09
Scandal: Aon, the London offshoot of the world’s biggest insurance company, has been fined £5.2 million for failures in preventing bribery and corruption, after it was found to have made suspicious payments worth millions of pounds... more

As Hank leaves, Citi's Rubin is Obama's guru

27.11.08
It's goodbye to Henry "Super Hank" Paulson, who sadly failed to live up to his nickname... more

Only a fool will blame us short-sellers

19.09.08
So says a City veteran as regulators move to curb the aggressive gambling on falling shares that many in London and New York believe has helped bring about the financial crisis ... more

AIG ex-boss takes a hit of £3.3 billion

18.09.08
Insurance: Former American International Group chief Hank Greenberg lost £3.32 billion on his stake in the insurer... more

A Chancellor who keeps on selling himself short

01.04.08
Alistair Darling seems too scared about upsetting the City audience that Labour spent years winning over to do anything worthwhile... more


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