Europe’s biggest fund manager, Amundi, is telling investors that it is time to get back into the bond market. And it believes that reports of the death of the 60-40 portfolio are greatly exaggerated. That theory merely has spent time in the freezer, said …

Central bank interest rate hikes seems to have had their desired effect, with signs pointing to the end of the very high inflation of late, but, according to three chief investment officers at M&G Investments, the world’s economy isn’t out of the doldrums …

German state-owned bank KfW has become the first to have issued a total of more than 50 billion euro in green bonds on the Luxembourg Green Exchange, known as LGX, the Luxembourg Stock Exchange said. This achievement was marked by a LuxSE bell ceremony on …

Apex Group, a Bermuda-headquartered fund services provider with substantial operations in Luxembourg, has opened a new office in Stockholm from which it will service clients in the Nordics region. The firm also has announced it acquired the parent company …

The position of women in the asset management industry has barely improved in the last seven years. Citywire's Alpha Female Report 2022 shows that a mere 5.5 percent of all actively managed funds - or one out of 18 - are led by women. “Progress towards …

Economic insecurities on a broad scale are increasingly impacting the decision making of institutional investors. With continuously high volatilities in equities and, as an effect of rising interest rates, even in the bond markets, they look at illiquid …

The concept of abstracting the ownership of a thing from the thing itself using blockchain technology, known in the digital realm as “tokenisation”, is taking off with supportive legislation, to judge from the experience of VP Bank, one of the three main …

An alternative investment fund registered in Luxembourg turns out to have played a central role in the 165 million euro financing of the Palazzo Marini, Bill Gates’ new six-star hotel in the centre of Rome, close to the Trevi fountain, research shows. …

Luxembourg’s financial regulator CSSF imposed a total of 4.3 million euro in fines on financial services companies in the Grand Duchy last year, less than the 6 million euro in fines issued in 2020. Most fines were imposed under laws preventing …

Nearly half of all complaints received by Luxembourg’s financial supervisor CSSF came from Germany and the United Kingdom, with the Grand Duchy itself coming into third place. Luxembourg’s financial regulator received complaints from 58 countries in 2021, …

Amundi says it’s time to love bonds again

As inflation subsides, M&G eyes the slowdown and the war

KfW breaks €50 bln threshold in LGX-listed green bonds

Apex opens Swedish office, buys New Zealand's IIS

Position of women in fund industry falls massively short

Investors find stability in alternative investments

VP Bank shows how tokenisation can be applied

Fonds luxembourgeois aide à financer le hôtel de Gates à Rome

CSSF imposed €4.3 mln in fines, biggest for BLI's parent

Nearly half of all complaints to CSSF come from Germany, UK