Little is more volatile than financial markets. One minute equity markets are stumbling over yet another mountain of additional interest rate hikes by central banks, the next we are waiting to see if those same central banks need to act to prevent another …

Luxembourg is strongly enthusiastic about the prospects of the new Eltif 2.0 regime as experts here point to untapped demand for such a product in Europe. While acknowledging the oft-mentioned concerns about the lack of liquidity for retail investors, …

In a turbulent year like 2022, investors needed refuge, which was almost nowhere to find. Investments in oil showed outstanding performance, as one of the few areas in the financial markets. And then there were precious metals. Not all metals performed …

After 300 basis points in six subsequent rate hikes since last July, the European Central Bank on Thursday stopped talking further increases in eurozone interest rates. The ECB is unsure about its next steps now the effects of higher rates are being felt …

Financial service provider Apex Group on Thursday said it has been appointed by NewVest to provide administration services for the firm’s inaugural Private Equity 50 Index Fund, also known as PE 50, which is backed up by a blockchain. NewVest is an …

Dutch pension funds, a major category of investors in global markets and clients to many Luxembourg real estate funds, last year suffered losses on their real estate investments after many years of rising values. Their investments in real estate funds, …

Negative global market sentiment against Swiss bank Credit Suisse meant Europe's banking sector was under fire again on Wednesday, leading up to a evening statement by Swiss supervisors saying that they will commit liquidity to the bank. The bank then …

Luxembourg-domiciled Ucits investment funds for retail investors have become the most widely used funds in the Belgian market, the head of Belgian asset management association Beama said on Wednesday. Presenting an overview of the state of the Belgian …

Now that the initial dust on SVB’s collapse has settled, one of Europe’s top bank supervisors has a clear message for investors, bankers and financial market participants: banks in Luxembourg and elsewhere in Europe are safe and sound thanks to stringent …

Europe’s biggest asset manager Amundi on Tuesday said it does not believe that the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the ensuing US banking crisis is an event that poses a systemic threat. In a note to investors, Amundi’s top investment team, including …

Chart of the week: and then everything was different

Liquidity is not seen as a show-stopper for Eltif 2.0

Top 5: UBS gold mine tracker leads precious metals funds

ECB unsure about next steps after hiking 300bps since July

Apex to service NewVest PE 50 private equity blockchain fund

Pension funds see losses in real estate portfolios

Credit Suisse wants to become ‘smaller, more focused bank’

Luxembourg Ucits now dominant in Belgium

Bank supervisor Claude Wampach: ‘The market is always right’

Amundi on US bank crisis: ‘This is not a systemic risk’