Raymond Frenken

Raymond Frenken

Foto: BIL.
Wealth Managers
September 25, 2026

BIL could be split if Chinese owners sell

BIL, Luxembourg’s oldest bank, could be split between buyers of its retail and wealth management…
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CSSF's headquarters in Luxembourg. Photo: IO.
Supervision
September 24, 2026

CSSF findings sharpen Luxembourg fee debate

Luxembourg’s fund regulator found managers slow to correct excessively high charges. Wider evidence…
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Technology
September 23, 2026

Deutsche Börse wants real shares on blockchain

Deutsche Börse wants to put the share itself on the blockchain, giving investors voting and dividend…
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The Towa Maru, a Japanese-owned VLCC, is currently sailing past the west coast of Africa. Photo: NYK.
Investing
September 22, 2026

JP Morgan drops oil base case as diesel risk grows

JP Morgan no longer has a clear base case for oil prices. For energy analyst Cyril Widdershoven…
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Alix Chosson. Photo: Candriam.
Sector
September 17, 2026

Investors struggle to price physical climate risk

Investors can now map which assets are exposed to drought, heat and water stress. Candriam says they…
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Joseph Pinto, CEO at M&G Investments. Photo: M&G.
Asset Managers
September 16, 2026

M&G set to test promise of Daiichi alliance

A year after M&G Investment agreed a partnership with one of the largest insurance companies in…
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Laws and Regulations
September 16, 2026

Norton Rose sees Gulf fund revival in private markets

Law firm Norton Rose Fulbright is setting up more Shariah-compliant private-credit and other…
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CIO Asset class battle. Portfolio Day Brussel, 2026. Credit: Lieven Van Assche
Events
September 11, 2026

Belgian investment experts split on best course in turbulent times

Four senior investment decision-makers entered Investment Officer’s Asset Class Battle with…
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Europe is losing ground in some industries but still controls crucial technology that China cannot easily replace. Photo: ASML.
Investing
September 10, 2026

Second China shock tests European portfolios

China is no longer merely undercutting European manufacturers. It is replacing them in products…
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Investing
September 8, 2026

When high yields become the problem

Government bond yields worldwide risk turning from a warning sign of weak public finances into one…
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The Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich. Photo: Wikimedia.
Asset Managers
September 1, 2026

ETFs were supposed to kill the salesman. They didn’t

The fund salesman was supposed to lose relevance as cheap ETFs made investing easier. Instead…
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Isabel Schnabel, member of the ECB's executive board. Photo: ECB.
Technology
September 1, 2026

ECB makes monetary policy programmable

Tokenization is reaching the heart of central banking. ECB executive board member Isabel Schnabel…
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Platforms
August 26, 2026

Tradestation opens new European gateway to Wall Street

While Brussels is trying to steer more European savings toward European companies, US broker…
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A failed harvest in Germany. Photo: IO.
Investing
August 25, 2026

Climate damage is reaching for investor portfolios

Europe’s hot, dry summer is turning into a stress test for investors. Poor harvests, exceptionally…
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