Proceeds from the Luxembourg registration tax for investment funds remained flat at 1.3 billion euro last year as a small decline at Ucits funds was offset by a steep increase in proceeds from Reserved Alternative Investment Funds, or Raifs. The …

The CSSF has spent the last decade ramping up reporting requirements on fund management companies. In response, the fund industry has invested heavily in automation and now most reports are generated automatically. If only this was true! The reality is …

The upcoming arrival of retail investors in private markets, combined with economic headwinds and the need for technological innovation, have placed all private asset classes at an inflection point from where institutional parties need to make …

Claus Vorm, senior portfolio manager and deputy head of multi assets at Nordea Asset Management, underlines the importance of choosing companies with predictable and stable prospects over time, which deliver superior and less volatile performance. Without …

The money supply is rapidly shrinking, something that rarely, if ever, happens. In the United States, the money supply is shrinking by more than 4 per cent on an annual basis. And while there is an endless debate whether you should look mainly at the …

Current efforts to address global biodiversity loss are inadequate and face a financing gap of between 598 billion and 824 billion dollars per year, a new study has concluded. To address this gap, governments and businesses need to support the …

Referring to a “challenging year”, Belgian investment house Degroof Petercam on Saturday said that its operating income fell 16 per cent last year on the back of a decline in commission income. The drop was mitigated in part by higher interest margins. …

André Bauler, member of the Luxembourg parliament for the Democratic Party, on Friday was appointed by the parliament's finance and budget committee to coordinate the different political positions for the upcoming discussions on a proposal to update the …

Bruno Colmant, former CEO at Degroof Petercam, spoke in Luxembourg this week as a member of Belgium’s Royal Academy. Addressing an audience of bankers and real estate professionals he laid out his views on the impact of increased public spending linked to …

Although usage of artificial intelligence in the Luxembourg financial sector is currently fairly limited and still at an early stage, the grand duchy is set for wider adoption of artificial intelligence in the near future, according to a survey carried …

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Degroof Petercam operating result drops 16% on lower commissions

MP André Bauler named rapporteur for funds law reform

Bruno Colmant predicts the end of ‘so-called neo-liberalism’

Luxembourg’s financial sector set for wider adoption of AI