As the European Parliament, during this month's plenary session in Strasbourg, debated the proposed changes to the EU’s regulation for long-term investment funds, a plan also known as Eltif 2.0, Luxembourg was discussing a special tax regime for this …

For investors in listed real estate who are deeply concerned about growth slowdowns and increased financing costs, 2022 is a year that will not soon be forgotten. For this week's Top-5, we look at the best-performing global real estate funds in 2022. …

Stocks have continued their rebound into 2023, delivering one of the best openings to a calendar year since January 2000. Morgan Stanley however believes the gains are just another bear market bounce. The inverted yield curve in the US, the curious …

As an international financial hub, Luxembourg is seen as well positioned to play a key role in talks about strengthening and financing the recovery of Ukraine’s economy once the war is over. A Luxembourg roundtable will discuss Luxembourg’s potential role …

Chief executives of Luxembourg firms are more worried about the long-term prospects for their businesses than their counterparts in other countries, according to a new survey presented on Wednesday by consultancy firm PwC. They showed that only 51 percent …

Belgian crowdlending platform Beebonds is offering investors an opportunity to cofinance the Arche coliving project in Luxembourg. The investment is offered through a 3 million euro green bond, the firm said. The Arche project is located in Bettembourg, …

Luxembourg’s financial supervisor CSSF this week announced that it, at the end of 2021, presented management company Alter Domus with a fine of 174,000 euro relating to the collapsed Columna Commodities fund. This Luxembourg fund, created in 2013, went …

Luxembourg alternative investment fund manager FundRock, part of the Apex Group, has been given a fine of 45,800 euro by Luxembourg’s financial regulator CSSF because the firm did not properly apply the rules relating to benchmarks. The fine, imposed on …

Luxembourg’s financial supervisor CSSF has said it will start collecting information from firms on their anti money laundering and terrorism financing setups from next Wednesday, 15 February, through its annual industry-wide survey. Firms will have until …

Private markets, in particular for digital infrastructure investments, continue to appeal to European institutional investors, according to a global survey among 480 institutional investors presented on Tuesday by State Street. The survey also shows that …

Luxembourg plans new tax regime for Eltifs as Strasbourg votes

Top 5 Global Real Estate Funds: Invesco in the lead in 2022

Morgan Stanley CIO sees markets in a ‘bear market bounce’

Luxembourg initiative plans expert groups on Ukraine recovery

Financial services CEOs question Luxembourg’s long-term viability

BeeBonds offers €3 mln bond on Bettembourg project

CSSF held back Alter Domus fine announcement for a year

CSSF fines FundRock €45,800 for benchmark violation

CSSF to start collecting AML data next Wednesday

State Street: Private markets hold appeal for European investors