This week’s overview of transfers, appointments, promotions and other career news in the fund and asset management community in and around Luxembourg includes updates from M&G, BDO, HSBC, Governance.com, the Luxembourg School of Business and the …

China’s latest stimulus package, aimed at reviving its economy, could trigger a significant rally in equities over the next six months, according to renowned China watcher Louis-Vincent Gave, managing director and co-founder of Hong Kong-based Gavekal …

The AIFMD 2 introduces new rules for loan-originating AIFs, but uncertainties remain around the potential for a cross-border “lending passport,” writes Sebastiaan Hooghiemstra, senior associate at Loyens & Loeff Luxembourg in his latest contribution as …

No other country evokes such mixed feelings in the West as China. While geopolitical strategists predict it will surpass the United States as the dominant global power this century, investors see a nation increasingly constrained by state control. As a …

Naturally, the interest rate decision and everything surrounding it took centre stage earlier this month when the board of the European Central Bank (ECB) met in Frankfurt. And of course, during the press conference, questions focused on what we can …

Luxembourg’s financial watchdog, the CSSF, has made important changes to its rules for valuations of investment funds, the first in two decades. While many things stay the same, some key updates—like lowering limits for money market funds and adding new …

Many investors mistakenly conclude that China and the United States are completely different due to their distinct financial (and societal) systems. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Both nations’ faltering economic engines are kept …

Quintet Private Bank announced on Thursday the launch of its Luxembourg-based Finnish desk by building a new team that it hired from competitor Union Bancaire Privée in the Grand Duchy. The new team, consisting of five seasoned Finnish professionals …

Former Portuguese finance minister Maria Luís Albuquerque, known for her austerity-heavy tenure during the eurozone crisis, emerged this week as the European Commission’s nominee for the influential role of Commissioner for Financial Services. Her …

Pharmaceutical companies were once known for their strong growth potential, but slowing revenue growth, lower valuations, and higher dividend yields have given them a more mixed profile in recent years. However, over the past three years, Novo Nordisk and …

Transfer Thursday: M&G, BDO, HSBC, Governance.com

Chinese equities ‘is the trade to do for the next six months’

Towards an AIFMD 2 ‘Lending Passport’?

China: Tech titan or ticking economic time bomb?

Lagarde unintentionally reveals a glimpse behind the ECB-scene

NAV errors: Tighter control, clearer guidance seek to improve fund valuations

China, a copy of the United States

Quintet lifts UBP team to target 100,000 Finnish millionaires

Morgan Stanley banker Albuquerque faces scrutiny as EU finance chief

Fund Radar: Pharma companies regain their growth trajectory