Although its overall market share contracted slightly, Luxembourg last year held on to its number one spot among Europe’s top 10 investment hubs for both Ucits and Alternative Investment Funds, with a market share of 26.8 percent, compared to 27 percent …

Mutual funds saw net outflows last month at a rate of more than one billion euro per day, while firms selling Exchange Traded Funds experienced a small level of net inflows, according to new data from Refinitiv Lipper. Mutual funds experienced net …

JP Morgan Asset Management and Pictet separately announced the launch on Tuesday of new climate change solutions funds. Both funds seek to invest in companies that have aligned their products and services with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, known …

Global financial group Apex Group, firmly anchored in the Luxembourg fund hub with brands such as FundRock, LRI Invest and depositary bank EDB, continues to add to its string of acquisitions and partnerships around the world. Peter Hughes, founder and CEO …

Luxembourg’s financial supervisor CSSF on Monday ordered alternative investment managers to exclusively use a new ePassporting module in its eDesk electronic reporting portal to share notifications for the marketing of investment products registered in …

New rules, new details and a new terminology regarding financial sector outsourcing are being introduced by Luxembourg's financial regulator CSSF with the presentation of its widely discussed 'circular 22/806'. These changes, with significant consequences …

The global economy is cooling significantly and a large number of countries are at risk of recession. Equity valuations have fallen sharply in recent months, but do not yet reflect a drop in profits. And that is exactly what is in store. CEOs also see the …

Franklin Templeton, one of the world’s ten largest asset managers, this week outlined its views on investing at a time that inflation threatens to undermine economic growth. Investors who haven’t already done so need to adapt their portfolios to take …

With investors' appetite for risk diminishing, equity markets are having a tough time this year. Despite a war raging on Europe's external borders, European shares are holding up relatively well. However, this mainly applies to so-called large-caps, …

In the autumn of 1997, both in Europe and the United States, the ten-year interest rate fell towards 5 per cent. This was caused by the Asia crisis, which caused prices to fall worldwide. Falling interest rates and falling share prices were an unusual …

Luxembourg retains lead as funds hub, Ireland catches up

Mutual fund outflow persists in May, inflow for ETFs

JP Morgan AM and Pictet both launch new impact funds

At Apex, Luxembourg inspires a global business model

CSSF tells AIFMs to use eDesk for marketing notifications

CSSF clarifies new rules for financial sector outsourcing

Chart of the week: are profits the next domino?

Franklin Templeton sees more balanced policy risks

Top 5 European Mid Cap Shares: DWS in the lead

A brave new world for investors