A Luxembourg tribunal decision barring a local company from using investment losses to write off capital gains taxes imposed on a real-estate transaction has caused worry in some corners of Luxembourg’s investment world. Using losses to cut income tax due …

The 'intra-day' turn of the S&P 500 Index following the release of US inflation data is the first evidence that Powell has deprived markets of 'Fed hopium'. US headline inflation rose to 3.2 per cent in July from 3.0 per cent. While that was lower than …

Natural disasters can have a severe impact on the real estate market, yet investors appear unaware of this looming risk. A correction in real estate stocks seems to be lurking. Portfolio manager Lucas Vuurmans of Amsterdam-based investment bank Van …

Animated movies. German real estate. Trade finance. Polish mortgages. Industrial lasers. Environmental intelligence. Pharmaceutical services. The Luxembourg-domiciled alternative investment funds under the wings of Fuchs Asset Management present a small …

Unlike Luxembourg, financial supervisors in Belgium and the Netherlands see no need for a diligent review of fund valuation practices, spokespeople have told Investment Officer . In Ireland, meanwhile, the supervisor is preparing a “broader industry …

Adhering to non-financial reporting requirements—especially with the increasingly stringent European rules surrounding sustainability, and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting—is a substantial concern for those engaged in fund and asset …

Luxembourg is undertaking a substantial re-working of its accounting law, the legislation setting out requirements for corporate record-keeping and reporting. Guided by the European accounting directive, the effort is to modernise and streamline the law, …

On December 22nd, 1972, investment funds in Luxembourg became subject to supervision for the first time. Initially, the rules provided investors with significant protection, but over time, they have only served to increase the fees they pay. Delegation …

Cork Gully, a restructuring firm based in London, has announced the opening of an office in Luxembourg. The new location aims to expand its services in advising and managing challenged and tail-end investment funds, working as either sub-advisors or …

Goldman Sachs Asset Management's (GSAM) recent marketing of the Private Market Eltif demonstrates that the firm is keen to broaden the horizon for private investors. Giving the retail segment access to its 420 billion dollar alternatives-platform is not a …

Investors unsure if investment losses can offset capital gains tax

Chart of the week: ‘hopium’ is gone

Climate risks insufficiently priced in by real estate investors

‘Several’ parties express interest in Fuchs Asset Management

Ireland also plans communication on fund valuation

In Flux: Anthos Fund II sets the standard

Accounting law overhaul brings more disclosure for SCSp’s

A CSSF whitelist could reduce fees

Cork Gully opens Luxembourg office to help struggling funds

Goldman wants to launch private market Eltif every year