Two weeks ago, we wrote that gold was poised to skyrocket. Last week, it took its biggest hit in a decade. Markets have a way of humbling both investors and journalists, and few assets do it as reliably as the yellow metal. “Gold could still double,” …

Allocation managers overweighing eurozone stocks have done well so far this year while currency management and off-benchmark exposures like gold have also moved the needle for some. After withdrawals over the previous two calendar years, allocation funds …

Earlier this month, Meta announced that it would finance the construction of a new data center through debt issued via an SPV, while Oracle is setting up two debt facilities for two data centers. Investors do not see this move toward more “exotic …

The bulk of US economic growth this year can be attributed to data centers. But what will all that infrastructure be worth once chips arrive that are a hundred times more energy-efficient than today’s models? There are an awful lot of them now, those data …

The great wealth transfer isn’t just a handover of assets. It’s a clash of priorities between generations. At HSBC Luxembourg, Emanuele Vignoli is helping families bridge that gap with a blend of technology and trust. Vignoli, CEO of HSBC in Luxembourg, …

DWS is stepping up its ambitions in private credit, focusing on asset-based finance—lending and investment strategies secured by collateral such as real estate, infrastructure or receivables. The Frankfurt-based assetmanager is building a specialised …

Growth in the sustainable bond market has stalled, but experts don’t foresee refinancing issues. The demand for green debt securities remains high. With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, the market for green investments has also changed. Trump’s …

It takes about two million euros in net assets to be considered wealthy in Luxembourg, according to new data that highlights rising perceptions of affluence in one of Europe’s richest economies. The 2025 Luxembourg Wealth Survey, conducted by Luxembourg …

This week’s overview of people moves in the investment industry includes new leadership appointments at ING Group, Carne Group, and Haca Partners. ING appoints Ida Lerner as new CFO ING has appointed Ida Lerner as its next chief financial officer and …

As commercial director at Baloise Vie Luxembourg, Tine Vanmassenhove is responsible for the Belgian market. Throughout her career, she has guided wealthy Belgians through the world of Luxembourg investments. The grand duchy has undeniable advantages, she …

Turns out gold doesn't only go up

Morningstar: AllianzGI versus JP Morgan in allocation funds

Big tech companies take the next step in debt financing

Who will still want those guzzlers later on?

The great wealth transfer: HSBC bridges legacy and innovation

DWS prepares private credit platform for 2026 growth phase

Momentum has slowed, but the appetite for green bonds remains strong

Luxembourg residents say it takes €2 mln to feel wealthy

Transfers: Ida Lerner swaps DNB to join ING as CFO

Belgium still dances the Luxembourg investment tango