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Founder of collapsed family office Archegos was crucial in early days of tech-focused asset manager
Central bank says Archegos collapse shows it lacks tools to see full extent of risk-taking
The temporary suspension of vaccine patents could enrage pharma industry
Family office plans possible wind-down as prime brokers look to recoup funds
Paltry revenues raise more questions about strategy of taking risks for wealthy clients
Plus: South Korea’s largest dynasty is stuck with a $11bn bill, and a SpaceX contender makes its move in the satellite space race
New chair António Horta-Osório will look to overhaul bank’s risk management culture after the Greensill and Archegos failures
Nomura suspends head of prime brokerage after reporting biggest quarterly loss since 2008 because of debacle
Losses tied to the family office overshadow rise in quarterly profits at the Swiss bank
Big investors target Andreas Gottschling in wake of Archegos and Greensill controversies
With assets of less than $100m, a private wealth service has seemed off-limits — until now
Are retail investors safe in today’s heady stock markets?
Swiss financial regulator opens investigation into bank’s $4.7bn trading loss
Departures of John Dabbs and Ryan Nelson are latest in a growing list after $4.7bn of losses
Reforming rules rather than repealing them could be best outcome for banks
US bank’s record first-quarter earnings dented by collapse of Bill Hwang’s family office
Financial institutions need a clear set of values if they are to prosper in a murky world
Regulation of swaps used by Bill Hwang was pushed back once again by Covid
After JPMorgan lost $6.2bn on credit derivatives, it recognised the necessity of a thorough public examination
Letters also sent to Nomura, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as scrutiny grows over firm’s implosion
Investment bank and risk chiefs set to depart as lender slashes dividend after Greensill fallout
Hedge funds weigh their own connections to the blow-up
Managers consider switching lenders as they fret about reputational damage
How the lure of fat fees made banks forget the lessons of the crisis
Fund manager’s comeback ends with fire sale of tens of billions of dollars in stock
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