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Reports in Swiss media suggest Wauthier's fraught relationship with Ackermann exposed in suicide note.

Josef Ackermann described as both most powerful and most dangerous banker in the world.

Josef Ackermann resigned as Zurich Insurance Group's chairman over Wauthier's apparent suicide, but denies any responsibility for death.

Ackermann said Wauthier's family believe he is partly responsible for suicide "as unfounded as any allegations might be".

Huarong Asset Management $1.5bn share offer before Hong Kong listing.

Media reports say BaFin found no evidence of wrongdoing on the part of members of the management board

Dangers of silicosis and cancer highlighted by occupational health watchdog.

Caesars failed to secure casino operating rights from Chinese government.

Banking giant was accused of mis-selling mortgage-backed bonds during US housing bubble.

Collapsed broker files for the latest in a string of lawsuits over credit default swap market

Litigation cash pile grows as Libor scandal and US residential mortgage-backed securities activity still haunts bank.

The US central bank will announce its policy decision on Wednesday.

Deal gives UBS full release from other potential claims related to residential mortgage-backed securities.

Deutsche Bank to prune its balance sheet by 20% and reach 3% equity loan ratio

Eurobank completed New Hellenic Postbank and New Proton Bank acquisitions to strengthen its banking sector

Swiss Re confirmed that it ismerging its Admin Re with Phoenix Group.

US economy added 195,000 jobs in June, beating expectations.

S&P cites stagnant European economies, tighter regulations for investment banks, and litigation risk.

Europe accuses financial data firms and banks of operating cartel in credit derivatives business.

Al Noor Hospitals sold 38.5m shares, or a 32.9% stake, at an offer price of £5.75 each

RBS, Barclays and Standard Chartered under probe by Monetary Authority of Singapore.

Influential thinktank pushes for government to give shares back to taxpayers.

Individuals and companies seeking claims will soar but it will be unlikely to lead to mass class action litigation

Official list of elite attendees for meeting of normally secretive Bilderberg Group in Watford published

As the threat from cyber-crime grows ever bigger, businesses need to focus their attention on their more valuable asset – information.

European Central Bank accused by anti-capitalism protesters of driving austerity in eurozone.

City finance jobs decline to 5,922 in April from 7,661 in the same month, a year ago

Bank, Bob Diamond and others win dismissal of shareholder lawsuit which claim investors lost money on rate rigging.

IBTimes UK delivers a snapshot of what the analysts recommend on the commodities giant's stock market debut.

After Ofgem announced six energy firms are under investigation, IBTimes UK took a look at the market's largest scandals