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Banks moving trading operations overseas to doge swap rules under Treasury scanner.

London Metal Exchange is preparing to roll out a new aluminium contract.

$3.15bn purchase from US home finance majors settles Federal Housing Finance Agency claims.

Skymark says it has not been approached by AirAsia.

Axalta Coating Systems floatation could raise about $1bn.

Treasury Wine Estates' stock jumps 3.9% in Sydney, valuing winemaker at A$3.45bn.

Sale of luxury lingerie chain Agent Provocateur could fetch about £200m.

Bitcoin remains stable as WinkDex opens API to developers and bitFlyer aims to fill void of MtGox

Foreign buying and higher Asian stocks boosts NSE's Nifty.

China's e-commerce giant defers NYSE listing until after September Labour Day holiday.

UBS overtook Bank of America to top ranking of world's leading wealth managers in 2013.

Kansas City-based Russell Stover could be valued at about $1bn.

US' Finra fines the Wall Street giant for failing to prevent 'trade-throughs' related to Sigma-X

Gupta faces $13.9m fine and permanent ban from acting as public company officer.

Gupta, found guilty of insider trading, must report to prison on 17 June.

Sports Direct has announced it will hold another meeting after the proposed £73m bonus was vetoed in April.

Prison Consultants was launced in 2013 to coach white-collar criminals in how to cope with a prison term.

In the past, US authorities have targeted Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan in recruitment probes.

Anticipated increase in India's current account deficit to weigh on rupee valuation.

Economists have used the methods favoured by the insurance industry to predict Brazil's victory.

SEC is seeking information from five top banks including Goldman over hiring practices in Asia, WSJ reported earlier.

Equity underwriting, among Wall Street's most profitable activities, commands 40% pretax profit margin.

Remuneration committee says no rise for Greene amid heavy criticism over Royal Mail privatisation.

Bill Gross' Total Return Fund managed assets worth $230bn as of April 2014.

Report suggests Lazard snapped up Royal Mail shares after advising government on controversial offer price.

FCA boss Martin Wheatley dismisses idea financial regulators should have probed Royal Mail privatisation.

Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein said bank is "generally pleased" with performance.

Sports Direct is to offer consumers credit on the internet.

Pimco suffers withdrawals worth $7.3bn from its US funds in March.

Apax Partners, Khazanah Nasional and a unit of Deutsche Bank also in the fray.