ING is launching its private bank in Spain, a largely digital initiative. The move is part of the pan-European strategy developed by Anneka Treon, the bank's head of wealth. ING unveiled its digital private banking service for the Spanish market at a …

European high yield markets lagged global peers in the third quarter. The Morningstar Eurozone High Yield Bond Index lost 1.7 percent over the three months through September, worse than the Morningstar Global High Yield Bond Index’s 1.2 percent decline …

By now, even the birds in the sky know it: inflation in the eurozone has been too high for far too long. For about 5 years, the ECB has been pretending to wage a determined war against inflation, but that battle has hardly been a success. Until now, said …

A decisive Democratic victory in next Tuesday’s US midterm elections could curb President Donald Trump’s agenda while fueling government spending. Asset managers expect costly budget compromises and further pressure on bonds. The US budget deficit is …

Ervin Zaljević has been appointed director of regulatory solutions at Broadridge in Luxembourg, strengthening the US financial technology group's relationships with the country's investment funds and asset management industry. Zaljević will focus on …

The cyber incidents at Revolut and PHP have once again served as a wake-up call for the sector: the rapid development of AI has further increased the threat of cyberattacks. The issue is high on the agenda for banks and asset managers, particularly as …

Anton Eser, who has been Robeco’s chief investment officer for a year, advocates “a healthy dose of caution” at the current stage of the economic cycle. Rising bond yields and high government debt levels are a cause for concern, as governments have less …

European investors are taking less advantage of higher bond yields than their US counterparts. But Ursula Marchioni, who took responsibility for multi-asset investing and adviser solutions at Vanguard in Europe earlier this year, is keen to see that …

It sounds like satire, but it is serious. According to sources in three countries, the Trump administration has encouraged Viktor Orbán to run for secretary-general of the United Nations. Russia and China support the plan. Orbán would thus become the …

It takes some getting used to. After another prolonged period in which investors placed almost blind faith in anything related to artificial intelligence, AI stocks have come under pressure in recent weeks. Semiconductor manufacturers, hyperscalers and …

ING doubles down on European private banking strategy with Spanish launch

Morningstar: CT versus Robeco in European high yield bonds

What purpose does the ECB still serve?

Democratic landslide could deliver a bond market headache

Transfers: Broadridge, Blackstone, Solid 3, Natixis, Eurazeo, Oddo, Triodos, Kenno, Julius Baer

Cybersecurity moves even higher up the agenda

Robeco CIO warns: No historical scenario offers a reliable guide to what lies ahead

Vanguard’s head of multi-asset: ‘It has been an exceptional year’

Divide and conquer

Chart of the week: is the AI machine faltering?