Some macroeconomic indicators carry more weight than others. But does this mean investors always pay attention to the right ones? I doubt it. That’s why, in this column, I focus on a once-reliable recession predictor whose effectiveness is fading, and …

Luxembourg’s private banks are falling short in their digitalisation journey, despite recognising its strategic importance, according to a new survey conducted by KPMG in collaboration with the Association des Banques et Banquiers Luxembourg (ABBL). The …

The European automotive sector is going through a challenging period. Troubling developments have put pressure on the stock prices of European car manufacturers, leading to a decline in their significance within the global equity market. This comes at a …

Selon les derniers chiffres, le nombre de candidats inscrits à l'un des examens du CFA a de nouveau diminué. Lors de l’année record 2019, plus de 270 000 personnes s’étaient inscrites, contre seulement 163 000 pour la dernière session. Comme souvent, …

The collapse of Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government has pushed France to a critical juncture, marking what some economists are calling “the end of the free ride” for a country long criticised for its fiscal indiscipline. Bond markets meanwhile …

This week’s overview of transfers and appointments includes news from Lombard Odier, Waystone, Allianz Global Investors, Stepstone, Stibbe, AKD Luxembourg and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). Jessica Rabut and Stephane …

The world is in a state of constant chaos: political instability in Europe, Trump back in the White House, ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, and a China struggling with economic recovery. In these turbulent times, making predictions that truly …

This autumn, European regulators have introduced a series of tightened measures targeting key aspects of the region's fund sector. Together, these reforms underscore the shifting regulatory priorities aimed at safeguarding investors while navigating the …

Institutional investors worldwide are accelerating their shift towards sustainable private markets, according to three studies conducted by L&G, Schroders, and Montana Capital Partners. They are increasing allocations to ESG-focused sectors such as …

ING Luxembourg has agreed to transfer approximately 18,000 retail clients with basic daily banking needs to BGL BNP Paribas. This move comes as part of ING’s strategic pivot to focus on private banking and wholesale banking services, a shift announced …

Chart of the week: How a forgotten recession indicator is becoming even more important

Survey: Luxembourg private banks fall short in digitalisation

Morningstar: European automotive industry faces difficult times

Inflation de diplômes

End of France’s free ride sparks Eurozone stability fears

Transfers: Lombard Odier, Waystone, AllianzGI, Stibbe, AKD

Saxo sees demise of Opec, Nvdia rally, and 3D-printed hearts

Eltif 2.0, outsourcing, and tax in focus

Institutional investors aim for greater sustainability in private markets

ING to transfer 18,000 retail clients to BGL BNP Paribas