A single ticker tape for every stock and bond traded in Europe. That idea is part of the EU’s long-term ambitions for a Capital Markets Union, a plan being launched in fits and starts. With the endorsement of almost all European stock exchanges, the …

While the smokescreens on the greenwashing battlefield have yet to lift, a new headache file has presented itself in financial markets: the impact of artificial intelligence on market participants and regulators. On that front, transparency is “zero”, …

European Ucits and AIF investment funds experienced net outflows of 278 billion euro last year, the biggest level since the financial crisis of 2008, according to industry statistics compiled by the European Fund and Asset Management Association, Efama. …

Denis Panel has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of Sycomore Asset Management, a unit of Generali Investments, the firm announced on Tuesday. Panel, 52, served until recently as global head of the multi-asset, quantitative & solutions - …

Pamela Goldminz has been named as head of the Dallas officer at financial services provider Apex Group, the firm announced on Tuesday. The appointment follows organic growth and acquisitions in the Texas market, it said. Apex Group, active in Luxembourg …

He is the New York Stock Exchange's most photographed trader, also known as the “Einstein of Wall Street” on Instagram. Speaking to Investment Officer , veteran floor trader Peter Tuchman talks about the game changer in his profession: the new generation …

French financial supervisor AMF is calling for a major reform of the EU’s SFDR rules for sustainable finance disclosures and proposed to remove fossil fuel activities from investment funds that are classified as “dark green” Article 9. Marie-Anne …

This week’s adoption of the updated EU regulation for long-term investment funds, known as Eltifs, raises hopes and expectations, both at a European level as well as on the ground in Luxembourg. Now it’s up to the industry to deliver. The fund ecosystem …

KPMG Luxembourg on Thursday said its revenue increased a steady 8 percent last year, buoyed by a “significant” market growth in private assets. The firm reported revenues of 276 million euro for last year. A little less than half of that business - some …

Luxembourg-based private bank Quintet this year plans to eliminate 165 jobs, or 9 percent of its 2,000-strong workforce in six European countries as it attempts to become a more efficient organisation. Most jobs are expected to disappear through natural …

Consolidated tape remains a challenge as industry disagrees

Artificial intelligence: Esma fears lack of transparency

Efama reports Є278 bln in fund outflows for last year, ETFs strong

BNP’s Denis Panel joins Generali’s Sycomore as CEO

Apex names Pam Goldminz head of Dallas office

Wall Street ‘Einstein’ Tuchman: new investors ‘crazy gangsters’

French supervisor AMF pushes for major SFDR reform

In Flux: Eltifs will be tough nut to crack

Private assets growth pushes up KPMG revenue 8% in 2022

Quintet plans to cut 165 jobs this year, 9% of workforce