European bond funds experienced a fifth straight month of net outflows in May as inflation continued to rise and markets anticipated tightening of monetary policy in Europe and the United States, according to data on 29 countries posted by the European …

Private consumers seeking to invest in virtual assets through investment funds, despite the massive losses incurred by investors in certain cryptocurrencies, should be aware they are doing so without the protection of financial regulatory oversight, …

More lenient EU regulations are about to make it possible for providers to offer private investment funds to private investors. Private products such as semi-liquid funds and European Long Term Investment Funds, or Eltifs - which can be marketed also to …

The Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative, a public-private body known as LSFI, has decided to create four new working groups to help the industry better come to grips with challenges posed by Environmental, Social and Governance issues. The new …

Manchester-based distressed debt trader Arrow Global Limited has announced it is opening an office in Luxembourg in order to benefit from the Grand Duchy’s position as a global investment fund hub and to put in place “the optimum infrastructure” to …

While closing the door on a seven-year era of negative interest rates with a larger than anticipated rate hike, the European Central Bank on Thursday committed itself to a more assertive defence of cohesion between the 19 economies that use the euro. …

Time and again I look for it. And every time I do not find it. What is it about? I look for the word “money growth” in interviews and speeches by board members of the European Central Bank. That is strange and revealing at the same time. Strange, because …

Jersey-based management company Crestbridge said it has appointed Anne Catherine Grave as country head of Luxembourg. The firm has been active in the Grand Duchy since 2010. Grave will be responsible for leading the business in the region and will provide …

Financial markets expect a further increase of 140 basis points in European Central Bank interest rates by the end of the year, suggesting a steady path of increases of half a percent per six-weekly meeting. Worsening economic conditions in the coming …

A European screening exercise of prospectus approvals that involved Luxembourg’s financial supervisor CSSF has concluded that EU regulators need to be more efficient in their assessments and that more clarity needs to be provided on the use …

Bond funds see 5th straight month of net outflows in May

CSSF warns that funds offering virtual assets aren’t supervised

Private markets increasingly open for retail investors

New Luxembourg working groups seek to handle ESG challenges

UK debt collector Arrow opens Luxembourg office

ECB commits to more assertive defence of eurozone cohesion

ECB Watch: Not good, not bad but dangerous!

Crestbridge appoints Grave as country head Luxembourg

Markets see ‘considerable risks’ in ECB's new TPI tool

Esma sees room to improve prospectus approvals