The Luxembourg Ucits market, a cornerstone of the European investment landscape, demonstrated both its strength and vulnerability in the face of 2022's economic turbulence, with fund managers navigating increased market and credit risks, while maintaining …

Prices of small-cap stocks remain significantly adrift from their historical performance at the onset of a Fed hiatus, now offering a golden chance for value seekers. While a new study hails the performance small-caps during Fed pauses, critics cast doubt …

Funds For Good, in partnership with Banque de Luxembourg Investments, is broadening its range with two new impact-focused equity funds in the US and Europe. Funds For Good, a Brussels-based fund distributor, dedicates 50 percent of its annual profits to …

M&G Investments on Monday said it is launching its first European Long Term Investment Fund, known as Eltif, as part of a new 500 million euro private credit strategy. The fund will be known as M&G Corporate Credit Opportunities. The strategy is currently …

Average fees paid to directors of investment funds in Luxembourg and Ireland are down significantly when compared to last year in what appears to be a reflection of a shift in the way that funds reimburse their directors, according to a new report issued …

Amid the sustained growth of Luxembourg's private markets, propelled by ongoing onshoring and the growing acknowledgment of its robust legal frameworks, Investment Officer sat down for a conversation with Claus Mansfeldt, president of the Luxembourg …

China faces a complex challenge as it aims to further stimulate its economy amidst a relentless property crisis while avoiding the repercussions of a devalued currency. It's a delicate tightrope walk that could see the nation persistently offloading US …

Proposed amendments to EU rules for alternative investment funds have passed through technical discussions in Brussels without much damage. The outcome of these ‘level 1’ talks means that the AIFMD and Ucits review now is back on course to be completed …

Ethenea has received approval from Luxembourg regulator CSSF to remove equities, precious metals and commodities from its Ethna-Defensiv multi-asset portfolio, transforming the fund into a pure bond strategy. Of the 280 million euro in the fund, which had …

Large corporations and listed companies in Europe will have to start examining - probably from 2026 onwards - how they can prevent or compensate for any harm caused by their business activities to people and the environment. Whether asset managers and …

Luxembourg Ucits count declines to 10,565 funds

Small caps endure rare drop but could be promising

Aiming for change: Funds For Good seeks ‘double impact’

M&G targets €500 mln with its first Eltif

Fund director fees, like costs, squeezed

‘Facebook Effect’ in Luxembourg reshapes private equity in EU

Firesale in China!

EU talks put AIFMD review back on track, unscathed

Ethenea pivots multi asset fund to pure bond strategy

Will EU exempt finance from its corporate conscience?