My column last week, titled 'Cash is king,' showed that both cash and bonds are again competing with equities. After years of being saddled with TINA - There Is No Alternative - there again is something for investors to choose from. Now of course those …

A Luxembourg roundtable initiative that brought together public and private sector stakeholders with an interest in the economic recovery of Ukraine has evolved into becoming UkrainePlatform, a think tank focused on encouraging investments and developing …

Banks are vulnerable to damage from climate change, which could particularly affect their balance sheets and asset holdings. Banks in southern Europe are more vulnerable than average: they face increased physical risks for more than 60 per cent of their …

The Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank will continue to hike their interest rates this month among broad and persistent signs of strong consumption and the “resilient nature” of economic activity, Guy Wagner, chief investment officer at BLI - …

Financial supervisor CSSF has issued a fine of 1.56 million euros to the Luxembourg unit of Belgian bank Degroof Petercam after it found the firm to be in “non-compliance with its professional obligations” in regards to anti-money laundering measures. …

Investment themes come and go, but investing in water has stood the test of time. Water can be central to many of the sustainability challenges facing the world. Investors seem to increasingly recognise this in recent years, creating a strong inflow of …

For those looking to make an impact investment without the pain of market corrections, the solution can be simple: Buy the best-in-class, short the villains, and keep the portfolio neutral. Earlier this month, the European Securities and Markets …

Australian financial giant Macquarie is considering a bid worth more than 5 billion pounds (5.6 billion euro) for UK-headquartered fund manager and insurer M&G, which runs its non-UK European business from Luxembourg. The Australian firm, which operates …

Interest in renewables is playing into the hands of alternative investment funds. Listed closed-end impact funds continue to invest in new energy projects, and investor inflows are following suit. Yet for now it is mainly the British investors who …

The announcement that some 500 Microsoft Exchange servers “need immediate attention”, issued by Luxembourg’s cybersecurity agencies last week was echoed by financial regulator the CSSF just before last weekend. The head of Luxembourg’s agency covering the …

Chart of the week: are stocks overpriced?

UkrainePlatform emerges as investment think tank

Climate risks have ‘sizeable’ impact on bank profits

BLI’s Wagner sees rates go up amid firm consumption

CSSF fines Degroof Petercam €1.56 mln for AML ‘deficiencies’

Strong inflows for water funds reflect growing interest

Short the villain! Short-selling is unexplored territory in ESG

Report: Macquarie plans takeover bid for M&G

Private impact investing remains largely a British party

Cybersecurity problems worsened by lack of qualified staff