Asset Manager

Daisy Mae faces a complex journey launching a railway investment fund in Luxembourg amidst regulatory challenges and tight deadlines.

Few stocks remain untouched in a market correction. An attempt by the editorial team to find out what asset managers are buying during the dip immediately fails: “Timing a bull-market correction is pointless,” they say.

Stock markets worldwide were under pressure on Monday, with the Japanese stock market’s price loss particularly notable. Analysts say many factors are at play. ‘There is no reason to panic, but it is also not a time to buy.’

The yen carry trade, a longstanding financial strategy of borrowing cheaply in Japan to invest in higher-yield assets abroad, is undergoing a rapid and disruptive unwinding.

Central bank analysis rarely goes beyond predicting the timing of the next interest rate step and the total number of interest rate steps that will be implemented over a given period, writes Jeroen Blokland.

BNP Paribas Group announced on Thursday that it has entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM) from AXA.

Is the surge in small-cap stocks the “Great Rotation” or just a speculative bubble? Investment Officer gauges the sentiment.

This edition of the Morningstar Fund Radar delves into the investment strategies that have caught the attention of European investors and highlights some surprising trends from the first half of the year. India has emerged as a standout among emerging markets.

With the recent appointment of Luxembourg branch manager Riccardo Lamanna to an executive role at State Street Bank International, the Boston-based financial services firm now is refining its European operations from Luxembourg.

The new EU AML/CFT regime addresses previous shortcomings by harmonizing regulations and enhancing enforcement tools, aiming to effectively prevent money laundering and terrorist financing, writes Claire Guilbert at Norton Rose Fulbright.