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Banks in London devise ways around Europe's bonus rules

The new structures - which do not entirely replace bonuses - pay more upfront and leave less available to take back

Volcker Rule gets nod of 3 regulators

The so-called Volcker Rule, a centrepiece of the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law and a symbol of the Obama administration's efforts to rein in risk-taking after the financial crisis

Pressure to end Volcker Rule on Wall St

The tension among regulators - five agencies are writing the rule - has centred on just how stringent to make it

US senators introduce Bill to separate trading activities from big banks

The Bill intends to take financial industry back to an era when there was a strict divide between traditional banking and speculative activities

Cash-rich Apple borrows money to satisfy investors

Banks pass Fed's tests; critics say it was easy

Eight US banks on too-big-to-fail list

28 institutions have been listed by the Financial Stability Board as 'systemically important' banks

Jefferies deal could worry Wall Street giants

A small investment bank has a superior valuation than its colossal counterparts Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley

Eight US banks on too-big-to-fail list

28 institutions have been listed by the Financial Stability Board as 'systemically important' banks

Jefferies deal could worry Wall Street giants

A small investment bank has a superior valuation than its colossal counterparts Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley

How much does the Federal Reserve plan really help Main Street?

Fed promised to keep buying bonds until it felt comfortable that the jobs market was properly back on its feet

Ex-regulator has harsh words for bankers and Geithner

Banks' fire drill for Greek election