Esma faces uphill battle to emerge as European SEC
In an interview with Investment Officer, Esma chair Verena Ross outlined her vision and the significant challenges ahead as the regulatory body aims to become Europe’s equivalent to the US SEC.
In Liechtenstein, VanEck shapes tomorrow’s fund management
In 2020, VanEck chose Liechtenstein to lay the foundation for its first crypto investments. Since then, the crypto team has expanded significantly. According to VanEck, this is a preview of what the future of fund management may look like.
Europe’s fund market faces a major shake-up under SFDR 2.0
Europe’s fund market is on the brink of a major reshuffle. Under SFDR 2.0, the European Commission’s revised sustainability rulebook, non-sustainable Article 6 funds are set to become the dominant category at the expense of the most popular sustainability category, Article 8.
Schroders : Five lessons that help you stay calm as markets jitter
Five lessons that help you stay calm as markets jitter
Bond Allocation: still relevant in today’s market environment?
Written by Aurore Lecrom, High Yield Portfolio Manager at La Française Asset Management
Quiet shifts, lasting impact: Opportunities in Japanese small-caps
In Japanese small-caps some changes may not be making headlines, but are reshaping the opportunity set for patient investors.
Office REITs at historical high discount : structural shift or market mispricing?
Since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, office Real Estate companies have continued to struggle on the stock market. They are underperforming the Eurozone Real Estate index across all sectors.
Quintet, Pictet, Artemis see European equities as back in vogue
European equities are getting more interesting, say asset management and private banking experts at Quintet, Pictet and Artemis Investment Management.
Private markets shift forces pension funds to scale up
At the World Pensions Conference in London, experts pointed to Australia and Canada as models Europe can no longer ignore when it comes to investing in private markets.
Schroders : New technologies may continue to support global equities
Schroders : New technologies may continue to support global equities