The risks of the El Niño weather phenomenon can be approached as an opportunity, but large investors are showing caution and prefer not to seek out these risks. Quantifying the effects of this and other climate factors is complicated enough. Every three …

In the dynamic world of family offices, a significant trend is emerging: single family offices increasingly collaborate with multi-family offices for complex administrative tasks. Nienke Bollen and Maartje van Casteren, partners at Providence Capital, …

Luxembourg's financial sector continues to rely heavily on outsourcing services. A survey, conducted by PWC among 342 top executives and operational heads in the financial sector, found that a remarkable 90 percent of them engage in outsourcing …

Luxembourg’s financial supervisor CSSF is ready to conditionally give its green light for new applications of Eltif 2.0 funds, even as the market still awaits a final adoption of the regulatory and technical standards, known as the RTS, by the European …

The imminent decision by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on a series of U.S. spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) is stirring up the Bitcoin investment community. While many investors are caught up in a typical “buy the rumour, sell …

À l'aube du lancement très attendu du nouveau régime de l'UE pour les Fonds Européens d'Investissement à Long Terme (Eltifs), le monde des marchés privés est en effervescence, marqué par une pointe d'incertitude. Dans moins d'une semaine, le régime Eltif …

Geneva-based investment house Edmond de Rothschild has agreed to sell its third-party asset servicing operations based in Luxembourg to Apex Group, a global financial services provider. This move is a part of Edmond de Rothschild’s strategy to narrow its …

While many asset managers continue to explore private investments amidst growing market uncertainties, Optimix Asset Management has consistently avoided them. “Investors don't need private markets,” said Jelte de Boer, managing director of …

It is striking how few investors dare to bet their cards on the Magnificent Seven before 2024. All sorts of things are being tipped, but the Magnificent Seven have to suffer. The hype is over and they could fall apart at any moment. It is either no good …

Future-oriented private banks face a time crunch to reorganise before the end of a temporary “inversion” in what generates their income. Private banks, historically able to rely very heavily on their hefty fees and commissions, have seen interest profits …

Investors tread cautiously when considering El Niño risks

Single family offices increasingly seek collaboration

‘Outsourcing remains a dominant force in Luxembourg’

CSSF ready to conditionally approve Eltif 2.0 applications

A spot Bitcoin ETF - does it matter?

Lancement Eltif 2.0 : Tension monte au Luxembourg

Edmond de Rothschild to sell asset services ops to Apex

‘Investors don’t need private markets’

Ten misconceptions around the Magnificent Seven

Private banks pressed to reform before income inversion expires