While sustainability has become an established focus for the financial industry, the development of the EU sustainable securitisation market is still in its early stages, although it faces increasing demand from institutional investors. With no regulation …

Two-thirds of Europe’s institutional investors plan to stop investing in non-ESG funds by the end of next year, according to fresh survey data released on Monday. Nearly 72 percent of them are willing to pay a premium for ESG products, while a similar …

The European Council and the European Parliament have taken an important step towards the implementation of a new sustainability reporting system in Europe. It concerns the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, or CSRD, which requires companies to …

An investment portfolio today should consist predominantly of US assets. Impact investing is sustainable investing 2.0 and long duration assets continue to struggle. That is what independent investment expert Jan Longeval said during the closing debate of …

European Depositary Bank, the Luxembourg-based provider of banking, depositary and custody solutions, on Monday announced that it has appointed David Claus as CEO and member of its board of directors. Claus until recently was the Luxembourg head of BNY …

Few asset classes offered protection in this market correction, but investors who chose bonds with shorter maturities were able to limit losses somewhat. Faced with the highest inflation in decades, central bankers were forced to abandon the idea that …

The Atlanta Fed GDPNow real GDP forecast for the second quarter stands at exactly 0 percent. So no growth expected. Something economists certainly do not take into account. The Atlanta Fed GDPNow forecast is a growth forecast based solely on published …

Russia's attack on Ukraine on 24 February this year is a “turning point and a milestone in European history. Its impact is enormous. No policy area remains unaffected.” So said Steven Van Hecke, professor of international relations at the KU Leuven …

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 …

Increasing variations in interest rates on government bonds the Eurozone have reawakened fears of bankruptcy in the periphery of the eurozone. The ECB says it will do everything it can to contain this threat of fragmentation. It remains uncertain though …

Nascent green securitisation market struggles to find foothold

Two-thirds of investors plan to stop investing in non-ESG funds

EU agrees new CSRD rules in attempt to stop green-washing

Portfolio Day: 'Shareholder interests best served in US'

Apex’s EDB appoints BNY Mellon's David Claus as CEO

Top 5 Euro Short Term Bond Funds: CapitalAtWork leads

Chart of the week: 'Growthless'

‘War in Ukraine is a turning point in European history'

Mutual fund outflow persists in May, inflow for ETFs

As Eurozone spreads shrink, ECB gets the benefit of doubt