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Is there a place for morals in finance?

Is profit, in the words of John Varley, “not satanic” ?
Can big bank bonuses be justified?
Is greed good?

Join the discussion at FT Arena — the Financial Times’ forum for topical debates — where you too can wax lyrical about the soullessness of self-interest or the conscientiousness of capitalism. More…

Costa leaves UBS for Lazard

Lazard, the independent investment bank, on Thursday strengthened its senior ranks by hiring Ken Costa from UBS as chairman of its international arm. The appointment adds a senior relationship banker to Lazard’s European operations, More…

“No bank…would survive the promised return of Christ”

So says Ken Costa, the vice-chairman of investment banking at UBS, reports the FT’s people column.

He has published a book called God at Work: Living every day with purpose, in which he consider the challenges of living out his faith at work and gives “practical advice on tackling the common problems familiar to many: More…