The French multi-asset manager Magellim Group is establishing a more substantial foothold in the Grand Duchy. The group opened a local office in Luxembourg in September, with Matthieu Bigou on-site to build a network of local partners, including private …

Luxembourg is sending a finance adviser to Singapore, a smart and timely move. Its impact will depend on finding someone who already knows the city, the region, and the people. On October 30, a vacancy appeared on the government’s recruitment portal: …

A strong stock market debut could make it harder for Anthropic to join the S&P500. Gains in its share price would trigger accounting losses that could prevent it from meeting the index’s profit requirement. The potential accounting losses stem from …

On November 3, the US will elect all 435 members of the House of Representatives and one-third of the Senate. Polls point to a Democratic majority in the House. The Senate race is more uncertain. Republicans currently hold 53 seats. Democrats need to gain …

The rise of ETFs and banks’ growing ambitions to control more of the investment process are making it harder for active managers to reach clients. Fund houses must do more to share their expertise, said Carmignac deputy CEO Rose Ouahba. “You need to …

Every trading day ends with an explanation. “Stocks fell on inflation concerns” or “Wall Street rose following strong quarterly earnings”. I always viewed those statements with skepticism. First, stock prices move, and then journalists look for a reason. …

ING is launching its private bank in Spain, a largely digital initiative. The move is part of the pan-European strategy developed by Anneka Treon, the bank's head of wealth. ING unveiled its digital private banking service for the Spanish market at a …

European high yield markets lagged global peers in the third quarter. The Morningstar Eurozone High Yield Bond Index lost 1.7 percent over the three months through September, worse than the Morningstar Global High Yield Bond Index’s 1.2 percent decline …

By now, even the birds in the sky know it: inflation in the eurozone has been too high for far too long. For about 5 years, the ECB has been pretending to wage a determined war against inflation, but that battle has hardly been a success. Until now, said …

A decisive Democratic victory in next Tuesday’s US midterm elections could curb President Donald Trump’s agenda while fueling government spending. Asset managers expect costly budget compromises and further pressure on bonds. The US budget deficit is …

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