The performance gap between East Asia and other emerging markets has never been greater than in the first five months of 2020. At first sight, the cause looks obvious: coronavirus. But in the background there is a different dynamic at play. Ironically, …

Whereas European equity funds suffered substantial outflows during the coronavirus crisis, their ESG counterparts held up much better. Moreover, the assets under management are now higher than at the start of the year. This is partly due to the arrival of …

The coronavirus outbreak has shown the need for more granular ESG data. However, such data are still difficult to collect as they are often not disclosed by companies. This needs to change fast in anticipation of upcoming EU rules, said participants in a …

Contrary to the predictions of some that the pandemic will see a pull-back from globalisation, Jurgen Vanhoenacker , who heads the Sales and Wealth Structuring teams at Lombard International Assurance in Luxembourg, sees no signs of a reduced appetite for …

Après une progression de +34% de sa valeur liquidative en 2019, Echiquier Agenor SRI Mid Cap Europe parvient à limiter sa baisse à -0,47% en 2020 (-16,69% pour son indice) malgré une crise sanitaire et économique d’une ampleur inédite. Cette capacité …

Investors need clear, comparable information to understand sustainable investing. A range of new EU standards and reporting rules aim to facilitate this, but implementation will be challenging with a tight deadline. This gives the Grand Duchy an …

The CSSF has suspended David Mapley from his duties as the director of the Luxembourg-domiciled LFP 1 Equity Power Fund. The regulator claims Mapley, a vocal critic of the CSSF, had provided ‘incomplete and incorrect information’ on his application to be …

Companies that opted to retain their staff and take measures to support their suppliers during the coronavirus market crash have been rewarded for this by institutional investors. According to research by State Street Associates. The research arm of the …

Total assets invested in Luxembourg-domiciled investment funds rose by 6.11% in April, taking the amount of assets invested back to €4.4 trillion. This is roughly the same level as a year earlier. The bulk of the rise in assets can be attributed to a …

The return of private Japanese investors to the stock market could trigger a real rally, believes Richard Kaye, manager of the Comgest Growth Japan Fund. However, not all Japanese stocks will profit from this, he warns. Kaye, who has been managing money …

Coronavirus leads to EM of two paces

Investors flock to outperforming ESG funds

‘Pandemic increases need for ESG disclosure’

Covid-19 won't change UHNWI behaviour: Lombard’s Vanhoenacker

Comment un fonds midcap a evité des pertes en 2020

Luxembourg: becoming an ESG implementation hub?

CSSF suspends critical fund director

‘Investors oppose coronavirus cost cuts’

Luxembourg fund assets recover in April

‘Return of domestic investors to trigger Japan rally’