Will fund managers soon be retiring as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly prevalent and consistently outperforms the market? Or is this notion exaggerated? Investment Officer spoke to Thomas Dierckx, a financial machine learning expert at Kairon …

The European Securities and Markets Authority, Esma, on Thursday issued a warning about practices surrounding Collateralised Loan Obligations (CLOs) in the EU. The supervisory body has found potential conflicts of interest and undue influence in the CLO …

A recent analysis of the 2021 census published on Thursday shows that English has become the third most spoken language in Luxembourg, replacing German. Luxembourgish is experiencing a downturn. A report by Statec, the national statistics agency, reveals …

Is the US Spot Bitcoin ETF Hype Overblown? The SEC's rejection of spot bitcoin ETFs faces legal challenges, raising questions about their potential impact. Last month, Grayscale Investments triumphed in a crucial legal fight for launching trackers with …

The Bank of England (BoE) has issued a warning about the risks posed by private credit and leveraged loans to financial stability in an environment of higher interest rates. Private debt, a market where Luxembourg structures play a major international …

Market expectations of central bank interest rate cuts in 2024 are reasonable, according to Gilles Moëc, the Axa group chief economist and Axa IM head of research, who presented Axa’s outlook for next year in Luxembourg this week. He painted a relatively …

BlackRock, during the presentation of its 2024 Global Outlook at its New York headquarters, indicated that the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates until the second half of next year, a scenario the market currently sees as highly improbable. …

On the 4th of September 1996, Luxembourg signed its most recent tax treaty with the United States of America. According to that agreement, Lux-based ETFs pay a 30% withholding tax on income received from US securities, as opposed to the 15% paid by their …

Where "old money" mainly sought to leave wealth intact, "new money" is going out into the wide world - to make that world a better place. Frederik Redelé, managing director of Amsterdam-based multi-family office Commenda explained to our Dutch colleagues …

The fact that financial institutions in Luxembourg have frozen some 86.000 investor accounts should not be regarded as a material issue because the Financial Action Task Force has not issued a recommendation on this topic, a senior official at the Grand …

‘AI will make markets more efficient, and harder to beat’

Esma warns on CLO ratings, sees conflict-of-interest risks

Use of English rises in multilingual Luxembourg

SEC rejection of spot bitcoin ETFs faces challenges

Private debt ‘particularly vulnerable,’ says BoE

AXA: Expectations of rate cuts, price cooling ‘reasonable’

BlackRock defies market with interest rate forecast for 2024

Letting Ireland dominate ETFs is pure madness

At Commenda, family assets strive to improve the world

CSSF: ‘Frozen accounts not to be seen as material issue’