Luxembourg’s private equity industry is seeking fresh business from wealthy investors and a buoyant market for secondhand fund stakes as managers face longer fundraising periods and greater scrutiny over where they invest. Stéphane Pesch, chief executive …

European funds could avoid routinely identifying every investor behind intermediary accounts under draft EU anti-money laundering rules. The proposal favors oversight of intermediaries’ controls, broadly backing Luxembourg’s existing approach. For years, …

Danish pension funds are turning to private equity to expand their defense investments, committing 220 million euros to a European fund. Evidence of a broader shift among institutional investors elsewhere remains limited. Pensiondanmark, AP Pension and …

Many investors see an AI bubble everywhere they look. They point to the profits of the big tech companies and consider them too high. But hype is always reflected in valuations, never in earnings. Only when stock prices rise much faster than earnings do …

In a world beset by conflicts and geopolitical tensions, investors are once again turning their attention to Latin America, a region far removed from war zones and rich in commodities that are in high demand worldwide. Long associated primarily with debt …

A divorce can cost a wealth adviser more than just part of a client's assets. It is precisely then that it becomes clear that advisers have often spoken mainly with the husband for years and have barely built a bond of trust with his partner. Deborah …

Europe is in crisis and losing ground to the United States. Investors are disappointed by the pace of investment in security and infrastructure, while heavy dependence on energy imports remains an obstacle to achieving “strategic autonomy.” Asset managers …

Strong earnings, resilient economic growth and continued AI-related investment supported global equity markets over the past quarter, even as Middle East tensions, higher energy prices, and tighter monetary policy repeatedly challenged sentiment. After a …

The speed at which interest rates are currently rising has prompted Fidelity International to reassess the traditional role of bonds as a “shock absorber” in portfolios, head of strategic asset allocation Salman Ahmed told Investment Officer . The asset …

Schroders has appointed Martha Sele as ETF sales specialist for Belgium, Luxembourg and France. The asset manager says the appointment is intended to respond “to growing client demand for active ETFs in key European markets.” In the newly created role, …

Luxembourg targets private wealth for private equity growth

Loyens & Loeff: AMLA steps away from look-through model

Danish pensions expand defense investment into private equity

The end of the bull market

Geopolitical turmoil puts Latin America back on the map for investors

Divorce exposes weak spot between wealth managers and female clients

Allianz fund manager Hautin: ‘We do not invest in Europe as a whole’

Morningstar: Schroders versus Guinness in global equities

Fidelity cuts duration as rates rise rapidly

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