Europe’s fund industry is making a last-minute attempt to derail new EU rules on investment costs and sales commissions. Investor advocacy group Better Finance has sharply criticized the move. In a notable split with asset managers, European insurers are …

It was a week of extremes on Wall Street. On Wednesday, the Dow surged 1,500 points after the Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress. A day later, sentiment reversed completely. The S&P500 lost 4.4 percent. The Nasdaq fell 5.5 percent, while …

After 40 years at Banque de Luxembourg, Guy Wagner is retiring. However, he doesn’t plan to sit on his hands. In an interview with Investment Officer , the outgoing chief investment officer reflected on his career, the evolution of financial markets and …

The AI rally in the stock market has largely revolved around chipmakers, Big Tech and data centers in recent years. But according to strategists at JP Morgan Asset Management, attention is gradually shifting toward companies that can apply AI most …

The first nine months of 2026 told a tale of two halves for the 60/40 portfolio. Equity indices powered ahead in Q3, buoyed by resilient corporate earnings and a sturdy economic backdrop. On the fixed income side, the story was more sobering, especially …

With less than a year remaining before Europe moves to T+1 settlement, market participants are entering the most critical phase of preparation. Following the US transition in 2024, Europe is scheduled to adopt the shorter settlement cycle on 11 October …

Jerry Grbic has become CEO of AM Investment Management S.A., leaving the Luxembourg Bankers' Association (ABBL) after nearly five years as its chief executive. The move takes him from representing Luxembourg's banking industry into private equity. Grbic …

The Democratic “Blunami” narrows Trump’s room to maneuver. Asset owners see grounds for relief and little reason to overhaul portfolios, but they have no assurance that a divided government will contain inflation or geopolitical risks. Democratic control …

The French multi-asset manager Magellim Group is establishing a more substantial foothold in the Grand Duchy. The group opened a local office in Luxembourg in September, with Matthieu Bigou on-site to build a network of local partners, including private …

Luxembourg is sending a finance adviser to Singapore, a smart and timely move. Its impact will depend on finding someone who already knows the city, the region, and the people. On October 30, a vacancy appeared on the government’s recruitment portal: …

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